Mike Rose

Mike Rose, who died in August 2021, was a research professor at the Graduate School of Education and Information Studies at UCLA. He was the author of 12 books, including Lives on the Boundary (1989) and The Mind at Work: Valuing the Intelligence of the American Worker (2004).

Searching for Tommy and Rosie

What my mother’s diaries told me about her life and my own

By Mike Rose | Thursday March 3, 2022

Scrutinize Everything

By Mike Rose | Monday June 13, 2016

School Reform Fails the Test

How can our schools get better when we’ve made our teachers the problem and not the solution?

By Mike Rose | Wednesday December 10, 2014

Making Sparks Fly

How occupational education can lead to a love of learning for its own sake

By Mike Rose | Friday June 3, 2011

When the Light Goes On

How a great teacher can bring a receptive mind to life

By Mike Rose | Monday March 1, 2010

Blue-Collar Brilliance

Questioning assumptions about intelligence, work, and social class

By Mike Rose | Monday June 1, 2009

Searching for Tommy and Rosie

By Mike Rose | Thursday March 3, 2022

Scrutinize Everything

By Mike Rose | Monday June 13, 2016

School Reform Fails the Test

By Mike Rose | Wednesday December 10, 2014

Making Sparks Fly

By Mike Rose | Friday June 3, 2011

When the Light Goes On

By Mike Rose | Monday March 1, 2010

Blue-Collar Brilliance

By Mike Rose | Monday June 1, 2009

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