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Window Decal: Maxine Greene
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Maxine Greene (1917- ), W. F. Russell Professor of Foundations of Education at Teachers College and visitor and patron of the Museum of Education, has served to guide the Museum’s programming with her emphasis upon "wide-awakeness," imagination, and social action. The Museum stages events in conjunction with the Maxine Greene Foundation for Social Imagination, the Arts & Education.

(Portrait: Museum of Education)


"To take a stranger’s point of view on everyday reality is to look inquiringly and wonderingly on the world in which one lives. It is like returning home from a long stay in some other place."

Maxine Greene, Teacher as Stranger, p. 267.

 

 

Decal Photograph:
on location at the Museum of Education, south side of the Wardlaw Hall building on Greene St. between Sumter and Main streets, Columbia

     

As a gesture of "copyright goodwill," the Museum of Education chose not to place an archival quality photograph on this website page. For those intersted in using this portrait for publication, please contact the copyright holder.

photo: c Alan Wieder

 

Maxine Greene bibliography

forthcoming

 
 
 
     
             
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