Arab Spring and the 2018 Oklahoma Teacher Walkout By Wesley Fryer On April 9, 2018 · Tagged With: oklaed, oklahoma, politics, strike, teacher, walkout · Add Comment Read Full Article →
Pre-Reflections on the April 2018 Oklahoma Teacher Walkout By Wesley Fryer On March 31, 2018 · Tagged With: educator, funding, oklaed, oklahoma, okleg, politics, state, teacher, walkout · Add Comment Read Full Article →
Things I Learned Traveling to Egypt By Wesley Fryer On November 20, 2017 · Tagged With: android, customs, inspection, iphone, privacy, rights, surveillance, travel · 2 Comments Read Full Article →
Reflections on Comancheria, Identity and Frontier Terrorism By Wesley Fryer On October 16, 2017 · Tagged With: comanche, custer, goodnight, Gwynne, history, identity, Mackenzie, oklahoma, parker, Quanah, Ranald, texas · Add Comment Read Full Article →
Rights and Responsibilities in an Age of Surveillance By Wesley Fryer On September 30, 2017 · Tagged With: citizenship, digcit, digitalcitizenship, education, responsibilities, rights, surveillance · Add Comment Read Full Article →
Bernie Sanders Explains Progressivism in the new Democratic Party By Wesley Fryer On June 4, 2017 · Tagged With: healthcare, impeachment, leadership, politics, sanders, trump · Add Comment Read Full Article →
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin Misunderstands Testing and School Quality By Wesley Fryer On May 8, 2017 · Tagged With: education, EOI, fallin, governor, mary, newsok, oklaed, oklahoma, policy, testing · Add Comment Read Full Article →
Podcast449: Innovating with Google Tools – Digital Citizenship in the Security State By Wesley Fryer On November 20, 2016 · Tagged With: edtech, google, security, snowden, surveillance · Add Comment Read Full Article →
Staying On Message in the Classroom After the Election By Wesley Fryer On November 9, 2016 · Tagged With: democracy, election, election2016, politics, trump · 1 Comment Read Full Article →
Using 8 Bit Games and Humor to Present Serious Political Messages By Wesley Fryer On October 30, 2016 · Tagged With: election, game, games, gamification, GOP, humor, politics, trump · Add Comment Read Full Article →
Communicating with Elected State Representatives via Social Media By Wesley Fryer On May 22, 2016 · Tagged With: budget, oklahoma, politics, video, youtube · Add Comment Read Full Article →
A Transformed Political Culture in Oklahoma #transformOK #OklaEd By Wesley Fryer On May 22, 2016 · Tagged With: Legislature, oklaed, oklahoma, politics, transformOK · Add Comment Read Full Article →
Oklahoma Education Budget Cuts Affecting Classen School of Advanced Studies By Wesley Fryer On May 9, 2016 · Tagged With: budget, classen, classensas, education, oklahoma · Add Comment Read Full Article →
Glimpsing the Future with Alec Ross By Wesley Fryer On April 13, 2016 · Tagged With: economics, future, labor, podcast, stem · Add Comment Read Full Article →
Thoughts on Media Control and Free Speech Limits By Wesley Fryer On March 7, 2016 · · Add Comment Read Full Article →
Inspired by Bernie Sanders and Democratic Socialism By Wesley Fryer On December 15, 2015 · Tagged With: bernie, economics, election, sanders · Add Comment Read Full Article →
Industrial Farms, Cheaper Food & Healthy Eating By Wesley Fryer On October 28, 2015 · Tagged With: economics, farm, farming, food, grocery, produce, shopping, walmart · 1 Comment Read Full Article →
Cautiously Optimistic About Iran and United States Relations By Wesley Fryer On July 16, 2015 · Tagged With: arabia, iran, israel, oil, policy, saudi, saudiarabia · Add Comment Read Full Article →
Cognitive Dissonance and Segregated Oklahoma Schools By Wesley Fryer On April 5, 2015 · Tagged With: okcps, oklahoma, segregation · 2 Comments Read Full Article →
The Number 1 Oklahoma Education Policy Issue: FAIR Taxation of Oil and Gas By Wesley Fryer On March 29, 2015 · · Add Comment Read Full Article →