A Boston area professional, David Nurenberg, PhD, is active as a writer, educational consultant, and educator. Over the past two decades he has taught a wide range of English department courses at Concord Carlisle High School, while also developing electives such as the World Literature program. David Nurenberg also serves as associate professor at the Graduate School of Education at Lesley University in Cambridge, MA, where he is core faculty in the middle and high school program.
Dr. Nurenberg has developed and taught courses such as Principles of Instruction, Classroom Management and Making Learning Meaningful through Project Based and Service Learning. He coordinates a Concord-Nanae sister school exchange program with Japan, and has also set into place an exchange program between the Otaru University of Commerce and Lesley University.
Active in the media, Dr. Nurenberg produces Ed Infinitum, a bi-weekly podcast that explores diverse facets of schooling and education (
www.ed-infinitum.com).His book, "What Does Injustice Have to do with Me? - Engaging Privileged White Students with Social Justice" is available on Amazon at
https://www.amazon.com/What-Does-Injustice-Have-Privileged/dp/1475853742
