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Lisa Morehouse

Lisa Morehouse taught secondary English for twelve years in San Francisco and rural Georgia. She is now a public-radio journalist and an education consultant.

  • Supporting Teachers: Mentors on Mentors
  • Good Day Sunshine: Students Rise to Solar-Car Challenge
  • Supporting Teachers: Notes from Mentors in the Field
  • Teaching with Passion: Advice for Young Educators
  • How To: Raise the Educational Stakes with Project Learning
  • Treasured Island: Giving Students Real Skills and Real Responsibilities
  • Living Legends: Oral History Projects Bring Core Subjects to Life
  • Modeling Wilderness Management: Build Your Own National Park
  • Travelers' Checks: Teacher-Tested Travel Grants
  • How To: Get Students to Use New Skills
  • Hula High: Where Everybody Is a Doer
  • Can 'The Wire' Tell Us How to Reach the Unreachable?
  • Beyond 'The Wire': A Baltimore School Changes the Channel
  • In Defense of Homework: Is There Such a Thing As Too Much?
  • Films About Education: Halfway Liking "Half Nelson"

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