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Category Archives: education
Among their budget challenges: Federal COVID relief money is now gone, operational costs are rising, and fewer high school graduates are going straight to college.
Correlation doesn’t equal causation
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But will they learn?
Or will they be indoctrinated and become Quislings when the machines take over?
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Is we getting dumber?
EVANSTON, Ill. ? IQ scores significantly increased from 1932 through the 20th century all over the world, with differences ranging from roughly three to five IQ points per decade. This phenomenon is known as the ?Flynn Effect.? Now, however, a new study out Northwestern University suggests a ?reverse-Flynn Effect? of?
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This has real economic consequences
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One way to counter censorship in the schools
This is real trouble
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Two seems awfully young to teach chess
Otherwise, I agree with just about everything in this article (by my friend Leontxo Garcia).
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Much needs to be done
but we’ll be better off for it (and so, of course, will they).
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Who cares what it is? Liberals support it.
Therefore it must be pernicious. No need to define it or know what it is.
“Critical race theory is an academic framework that explores how racism is embedded in U.S. policies and systems.
“Recently, though, conservative pundits and politicians have attempted to conflate it with a slew of other concepts, such as diversity and inclusion efforts, anti-racism training, social justice activism or multicultural curricula.”
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