Below are a series of links to online resources that we have found useful to the Teach.Learn.Change project.

Some are inspirational. Others provide thoughtful critiques. Others still make arguments or propose actions with which we largely disagree, but which still offer up food for thought or constructive suggestions for change.

What these resources have in common is two things: First, they reside externally to the Teach.Learn.Change. site and were not produced by or for it. Second, they are all in some way concerned with education and education reform or, importantly, with proposals or work to affect change — both in schools and social and political change outside of schools.

As much as possible, we have tried to identify resources that explain, for a general audience the “So What?” of their topic (why it matters) and move on to identify a clear “Now What?” step; constructive actions that concerned people can take to make change.

If you are interested in educational reform, innovative and progressive teaching and learning practice, re-imagining schools and how we collectively “do” education, then this will be a good place to start your own investigations. They should provoke questions for thought and discussion. They may even inspire you to take action.

The links themselves are organized in the following broad categories (click on the link to jump to each section):