education
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Cultural Decay Affects the Classroom
While we often talk about public schools’ failures, perhaps the bigger failure affecting every school is poor parenting.
Hannah-Jones Regrets Choosing Ideology Over Her Child’s Education
The New York Times writer was practicing what she had been preaching, only to realize what a mistake that was.
AI May Be the Greatest Equalizer We’ve Ever Created
Used properly, artificial intelligence can make learning more individualized, accessible, and effective.
As AI Gets Smarter, Humans Get Dumber
Test scores are falling, and a big part of the reason is that kids are addicted to their phones and outsourcing their brains to AI.
Public Education Is Failing, School Choice Is Succeeding
Parents realize that the education their children are receiving in public schools is inferior. As a result, many states are turning to school choice.
AI Is a Tool, Not a Solution
Schools are increasingly wrestling with effective policies to handle the radical technological innovation of artificial intelligence.
Taxpayer-Funded Socialist Breeding Campuses
“Every campus forms students whether it says so out loud or not. The only question is by whom, and toward what.”
The DOE Downsizing Effort Has Been Largely Successful
President Trump is keeping his promise to dismantle the Department of Education, which has been decades in the making.
Groomer Librarians Are Ticked About Books Again
In Arkansas, it’s now the law that librarians can be fined for putting pornographic books in the children’s and young adult sections.
Tackling Head Start
“We are removing unnecessary bureaucracy” and “trusting parents and local communities,” says HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
An Idea Only an Academic Would Find Clever
A Yale professor wants to give more weight to votes from woke college grads who would also represent the interests of children.
Fauci’s Testimony Was a Slap in the Face to a Generation of Students
An entire generation was removed from classrooms, friendships, and normal social life for nearly two years during one of the most critical periods of development.
Weingarten’s Disparate Impact on American Education
The teachers’ union boss views her primary role as opposing Donald Trump, who just made a big move to remove race-based quotas from education.
Celebrating America at 250: We Know How, but What About Why?
Some folks deliberately sabotage the stories of our Founders because what they did at the time isn’t considered politically correct now.
UC: Say, Maybe the SAT and ACT Were a Good Idea
The University of California is reconsidering its decision to eliminate the tests as admission requirements after years of declining scores and readiness.
While the Country Moves Past DEI, New York Is Doubling Down
The Empire State’s most recent budget includes funding for several diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in education and workforce programs.
The Public Education Student Drain
Blue cities are experiencing dwindling enrollment and classroom sizes as concerned parents pack up and flee to greener educational pastures.
NYT Asks: Can Properly Educating Our Children Cure Toxic Politics?
A guest writer actually advocates for classical education. Unfortunately, he still misses the forest for the trees when it comes to religion in schools.
The WHCD Suspect’s Background Points to a Deeper Institutional Issue
He was a teacher, and he is not the first highly educated individual to carry out a politically motivated attack.
More Money Was Never Needed for Better Education
As it turns out, throwing money at our education problem will not solve it. Parental control, school choice, and tailored teaching will.