Barefoot Learning: What Shoes Can Teach Us About Schools

Almost everything I’ve been saying about what happens when we put feet in shoes is analogous to what we do when we put students in schools: We create a problem. Then we try to add fixes that ignore what we did to create that problem. These fixes all work by preventing, rather than facilitating, natural processes. And at a certain point, the question becomes: How much do we want to spend?

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This volume is a worthy addition to your coffee table collection, or maybe even your gift-giving lists for the holiday season! Pick it up, and then Pass it on!
— Justin O'Donnell
Brilliant, simple, and an Underwood classic! You will blow through this simple book in one sitting. It is as easy as it is profound. Underwood uses feet to teach valuable lessons about education and life. Highly recommend!
— Alu
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