The mission of this blog is to create a modern enlightenment that results in healthy communities and truly interdependent citizens. It´s position is that all learning should result in substantive personal and social change. This concept includes, among other ideas, the relationship between culture, communities, and the institutions and curriculum purported to serve them, as well as emerging technologies and media.

In pursuit, the blog, is starting small. Some blogging, some networking, and some curriculum for starters, followed up with a brick-and-mortar school, and an open-source school model that can be adapted to fit local needs. The pathway beyond involves content, apps, and the kind of connectivity that can reach anyone on the planet at any given time.

What makes TeachThought different and unique is the macro view of the learning process, from culture and community to specific classroom practice. It is a fluid platform that explores the best in learning innovation. It connects 20,000 educators not only with resources and ideas, but models, frameworks, curricula and also seeks to support the implementation of innovative learning.

This blog has 44,990 followers on Google+ and 18,099 on Facebook. It currently ranks the 11th on TEACH100 which is a resource to help educators and those in the field of education find the most relevant blogs from across the Web. The list is compiled based on blogs that have been recommend by the community, and is meant to reflect the quality of education blogs that are available.