Animating Question
A class is an artificial, yet essential construct – it exists as a springboard that should take us from what we know to what we do not. So how can we enable both students and teachers to step from the known into the unknown?
Rick Hardy
Senior Advisor to the Board
BACKGROUND
Rick grew up in southern New Hampshire, the third of six kids, and from an early age, he found his way through labor – haying, delivering papers, landscaping,working on cordwood and logging crews, and then, in graduate school, teaching his first course, and falling in love with the classroom. Rick has spent more than forty years as a teacher, senior administrator, and head of school, and now, as an educational consultant. He enjoys running, playing softball, cooking, reading, writing, attending BSO concerts, and traveling around the world.
EDUCATION
B.A., University of New Hampshire
A.M., Brown University
WHAT HE’D TELL HIS 15-YEAR-OLD SELF
It’s a good idea to listen to your elders, but that doesn’t mean you should follow all of their advice.
