About Jeremy Price
Aug 18th, 2005 by Jeremy Price
I am currently a doctoral student and a graduate research assistant in the Curriculum and Instruction PhD Program of the Lynch School of Education at Boston College. I am interested in the promises and limitations of technology in education, educational thought and philosophy, informal and free-choice science education, and humanistic approaches to science education. I have a BA in Anthropology from Brandeis University and an EdM from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
Prior to entering graduate school, I was Learning and Media Specialist at CAST, the Center for Applied Special Technologies, a non-profit research and development group devoted to providing better learning environments for all learners, including those classified as having disabilities. Before that, I was the Education Technology Coordinator at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.
I am very happily married with a son and a daughter. I normally live in Waltham, MA, but am in Jerusalem, Israel for the 2009-2010 academic year.
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Well done on making the shortlist for this years Edublog Awards: http://www.incsub.org/awards/
Please could you send in your paragraph asap so I can pos it? Many thanks!
[...] There is no easy solution to such a complex problem. I feel for both : fathers who are struggling with skewed laws a consequence of past histories; and mother’s who are left fending for themselves. This is a social problem, a large one. So when I read that Jeremy Price wants to take a break from his Smelley Knowledge blog to give time to his son, I say Jeremy you have your priorities straight. [...]