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Ed-Tech's #1 Patsy Drowns in the Ed-Swamp
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For sales people in the education technology (“ed-tech”) biz, there is no juicier quarry than the gullible superintendent of a big city school district. With czar-like dom...
Los Angeles Loves America More Than You Do
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As all sensible people know, Los Angeles California is the most patriotic city in America. Ruby-red Tulsa? Royal-blue Boston? Barney-purple Omaha? Compared to LA, they’re all borderline traitorous...
Toy Story 5’s Success is an Epic Global "F*** You" to Big Tech
If there was ever any doubt that Big Tech’s PR problem is swelling like an engorged tick, one need look only to last weekend’s $312 million global debut of Disney’s Toy Story 5, directed by Andrew Stanton. That film’s marketing campaign — w...
The Last Gasps of the School Phone Ban Skeptics
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Note: An alternate version of this essay was first published on UnHerd.
In today’s America, a country cleaved in two by a politics of tribal binary thinking, it sometimes see...
The Screen Time Lies Powering i-Ready's Ed-Tech Crisis Response
Curriculum Associates CEO Kelly Sia & CIO Tyrone Holmes (Photo Composite: Contains AI Slop)
“i-Ready i-Reckoning” is an Epostasy critical investigative series.
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Curriculum Associates (CA), the previously low-profile, bill...
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