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Less Gentle Parenting 14: Nice Girls Don't Finish Last
On boys, girls, and avoiding the ideologically inflected temptations to make gendered excuses for anyone's antisocial behavior.
Last fall, my third-grade son was home sick for a few days. His teachers sent some class workbooks home with hi...
How Gentle Parenting Helped Turn America Against Children
Kids should be expected to exist (and behave!) in public.
I’ve got a new piece up at Daily Wire arguing that the problem with today’s kids in public is two-fold. Yes, first, they often behave abominably. But second and equally importantly,...
Less Gentle Parenting 13: It’s Good If the Kids Think You’re Mean (and Great If They Say So)
We need to care more about our children’s ultimate well-being and ability to serve others than we do about whether or not they feel happy (and whether or not they like us) right now.
Deep down, a lot of gentle parents are gentle parenting...
Empathy is Not Toxic, Actually
Empathy is neither a mere feeling nor a holistic virtue. Contra both today's left and today's right, it is a necessary but insufficient condition for morality. Just (re)read To Kill a Mockingbird.
I’ve got a new piece up over at The Dispat...
To Fix American Education, We Need More Than School Cell Phone Bans
School cell phone bans are good! But they are not enough. American students also need: (1) More discipline at home and in school. (2) Attention to the development of actual academic skills.
I’ve got a new piece up at USA Today, arguing tha...
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