Federal Report Finds U.S. Department Of Education A Massive Failure
Bad oversight, data quality, and evaluation methodologies have plagued the department since its creation in 1867. We still don’t know what we’re getting for billions in dollars spent, besides meddlesome federal mandates.
Judges, Regulation, And The Federal Budget: An Interview With Senator Mike Braun
Senator Mike Braun discusses the rising costs of education, healthcare and other economic issues with Executive Editor Joy Pullmann.
What Parents Should Know About School Choice And Classical Education
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, Joy Pullmann interviews educators about the nexus between education and freedom.
BRIGHT Newsletter: Virginia Governor Calls For Legal Infanticide
Catch up on this week’s news with today’s edition of the BRIGHT Newsletter.
How Refusing To Direct Kids’ Sexuality And Aggression Fuels Identity Politics
Human history is a chronicle of aggression among states and nations, and conflicts about sexuality have perpetually roiled human society.
Left Opens War On All Religious Schools By Targeting Where Karen Pence Works
‘Karen Pence, wife of Vice President Mike Pence, started at a job this week teaching art at Immanuel Christian School in Northern Virginia. It’s not a school where everyone is welcome.’
Has Feminized Schooling Contributed To The West’s Male Crisis?
Schools could do more to address over-feminized education. This would improve the education of young men and women, and make school a better place to learn.
It’s Not Money Causing Teachers To Leave Their Jobs In Droves, It’s People
Money is not at the root of America’s education problem. The true root of the issue lies with the human participants.
How John Taylor Gatto Helped Parents And Children Regain Our Freedom To Think
The legendary thinker rebelled against the factory-like machinery of state-run public education. May he rest in peace, and may his work live on.
Would Marie Curie Have Changed The World If She’d Learned Common Core Math?
Madame Curie became the first woman in Europe to earn a doctorate in physics and the first female professor at France’s Sorbonne University. November is the anniversary of her birth.
Our Culture War Is Between People Who Get Results And Empty Suits With Pristine Credentials
Donald Trump declines the authority of the cultural sectors that most assertively claim it. That’s the real conflict going on.
In Midterms, Democrats’ College Indoctrination Campaign Bore Fruit
In the left’s image, U.S. education has become a virtue-signal-generation machine. The bulk of our credentials have turned into shiny gold stars meant to signify not achievement but compliance with leftist ideology.
How Our Classical School Responded To The Left’s Takeover Of Debate
There’s wildly anti-conservative bias in high school debate leagues. So we built our own more objective competition that can better serve students.
9 Years Into Common Core, Test Scores Are Down, Indoctrination Up
Common Core sucked all the energy, money, and motivation right out of desperately needed potential reforms to U.S. public schools for a decade, and for nothing.
How Upending Its Hidden Assumptions Can Deepen Your Read Of Science Fiction
Which foundational ideas, assumptions, and seemingly-semantic debates mold how we interpret our world in relation to science and faith?
How Public Schools Indoctrinate Kids Without Almost Anyone Noticing
Teaching the value of free thought matters now more than ever. Unfortunately, most American public schools take the opposite approach.
Why We Need Poetry And Literature To Teach Us Practical Philosophy
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, Ben Domenech and Matthew Mehan discuss young adult literature, Harry Potter, and high lessons in popular art.
Why Putting Your Kids In Public Schools Is Now More Dangerous Than Ever
Polls find the majority of U.S. parents don’t want to put their kids in public schools, but most do anyway. A new book explains why they should stop, and here’s a gameplan for achieving that.
Jane Austen Explains Why Real Life Is More Mysterious Than Fiction
Throughout ‘Northanger Abbey,’ Jane Austen explains why an untempered imagination can be misleading, and why real life is more mysterious than fiction.
What Cultural Trends Created ‘The Coddling Of The American Mind’?
Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt and First Amendment expert Greg Lukianoff join Federalist Radio to discuss what’s happening in both child development and on college campuses.
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