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Federal Voucher Money Will Not Go To Public Schools
Remember “backpacks full of cash”? It was a phrase coined by reforster Jeanne Allen that captured the way that taxpayer-funded vouchers turned private school students into couriers, bagmen who simultaneously delivered and laundered taxpayer...
More Excuses for Screens in Schools
At first glanece, the recent Matt Barnum interview with Richard Culatta, the CEO of ISTE, might seem to feature the head of that tech-pushing giant backpedaling (or maybe even backpeddling) on the big tech push that has drawn such backlash...
ICYMI: Lakeside Edition (8/9)
The Institute continues its remote operation this week, so output is down a bit. We are conducting some deliberate field tests of enforced boredom, a parenting technique in which one refuses to provide one’s offspring with constat entertain...
Covid-19: Once Upon a Time...
Lord knows I don’t really want to revisit those halcyon days of 2020, but we are apparently going to be subjected repeatedly to fantastic tale of What Happened iBack Then The rough outline goes something like this:
In 2020, Dr. Fauci manuf...
Teaching and the $1.98 Porsche
One of the most widely read pieces I ever wrote was a piece for Forbes about the need to stop talking about a “teacher shortage,” which incuded this paragraph.
You can’t solve a problem starting with the wrong diagnosis. If I can’t buy...
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