On Students Speak Out we share our experiences and ideas to help people who make decisions about our schools understand the issues that impact us.
We want to define the issues for ourselves, and identify solutions. Our voices deserve to be in the mix. We can inspire change!
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"I’m listening. I am working with Clayton Christensen, a Harvard Business School Professor and author of the bestselling book The Innovator’s Dilemma as he prepares a new book on K-12 innovation called Disrupting Class. The stories you're posting here relate to the research Christensen is doing, and your experiences are great insights into what young people in school are thinking. We are aware that we're writing about a process we haven't directly experienced in a long time, so your thoughts are really valuable to us."
Curt Johnson, Citistates Group
"I’m listening. I’m researching the spectrum of online schools in Minnesota, especially how they motivate students to attend school and learn. I know some of you attend these schools, and I am interested in learning from you."
Tim McDonald, Education|Evolving
If you’re reading this site and the ideas students post here are influencing your work, please let us know--even if you’re not a member of the site. It’s really important to the students to know who is considering their ideas. Please send your quote, and we’ll post it here. If you are interested in building your own student voices process, or citing material found on this site for your work, the Citizens League can help. Contact us: studentsspeakout@map150.org.
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