Michael J. Hynes - Eight Women Whose Works and Words Inspire Me

Michael Hines discusses influential women in education, highlighting their contributions and impact. He covers Diane Ravitch's critique of privatization, Deborah Meier's work with minority children, Linda Darling-Hammond's focus on teacher education, Carol Dweck's mindset theory, Heidi Hayes Jacobs' curriculum development, Carol Burris' public education advocacy, Jeanette Deutermann's opt-out movement, and Maria Montessori's child-centered approach.

Which book by Diane Ravitch critiques the privatization movement in education?

• Reign of Error

• The Death and Life of the Great American School System

• The Smartest Kids in the World

• The Flat World and Education

What movement is Deborah Meier considered a founder of?

• Charter Schools Movement

• Small Schools Movement

• STEM Education Movement

• Digital Learning Movement

What concept is Carol Dweck best known for?

• Flipped Classroom

• Multiple Intelligences

• Growth Mindset

• Project-Based Learning

What is the focus of Heidi Hayes Jacobs' work?

• School Leadership

• Curriculum Mapping

• Standardized Testing

• Teacher Evaluation

What role does Carol Burris currently hold?

• Principal of a High School

• Executive Director of the Network for Public Education

• Professor at Stanford University

• Author of 'Mindset'

What movement did Jeanette Deutermann start?

• Opt-Out Movement

• Digital Learning Movement

• Common Core Initiative

• School Choice Movement

What educational approach is Maria Montessori known for?

• Standardized Curriculum

• Teacher-Centered Education

• Child-Centered Education

• Technology-Driven Education