
This newsletter addresses the dangers to our society and the world posed by the continuing crisis in education.
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Learning has been my life!
Every teacher is a lifelong learner because the students have so damn much to teach you! Show me a teacher who’s doing it the way they always have and I’ll show you students who are bored out of their freaking mi...
The educational bureaucracy is massive: It extends far beyond the government, although the federal government holds the reins (money) and thus Congress has manipulated education to increasingly greater degrees. The oligarchs control the fun...
American elections are being manipulated. This isn’t new; manipulating elections is as old as democracy. Contrary to the lies the GOP has embraced about stuffed ballot boxes, ‘lost’ ballots and nefarious actors sneaking in to alter your vot...
Ever notice how many old folks like to start with ‘Back in MY day …’? Being an ‘old folk’ myself now, I’m far more empathetic to the urge. I have wonderful memories of what I have come to understand was an incredibly privileged upbringing a...
Forgive this teacher for taking a very skeptical view of AI. For thirty-six years I attended a professional development in August at which I received a very optimistic presentation on “the Next Great Thing in Education!” With a few notable...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Retired HS mathematics teacher who loved teaching for 36 years. Born and raised in Atlanta, GA, but has been living in Richmond, VA for 33 years.
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