Jesse Turner - The Resistance

The speaker, a professor of literacy and early childhood education, discusses the resistance against the current education system, highlighting the negative impact of high-stakes testing on children. He shares a personal story about a parent's concern for her son's reading struggles, which motivated him to take a stand. The speaker emphasizes the need for a holistic approach to education, rather than reducing children to mere test scores.

In what ways does the professor believe the education system is failing children?

What personal stance did the professor feel compelled to take regarding education?

Why does the professor refer to himself as part of the 'resistance'?