Democrat Governor Wants To Strip School Choice Lifeline From Tens Of Thousands Of Needy Kids
The Invest in Kids Act should be expanded, not gutted, if politicians legitimately care about improving school performance––especially for poor kids.
The Most Insane College Courses Currently Radicalizing A Generation Of Students
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, Emily Jashinsky and Spencer Brown share the most unbelievable courses and topics being taught on college campuses.
Federalist Radio Hour: Should Journalists Get Off Twitter?
RealClearPolitics Columnist A.B. Stoddard joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss media, changes in journalism, and the government shutdown.
Podcast: Author Makes The Case For Removing Your Child From Public School
Author Mary Rice Hasson argues that public schools are now poisonous for the hearts and minds of children from religious families of every faith.
Why DeVos Should Rescind Obama’s Ban On Disciplining Minority Kids In School
Increasing evidence supports the common sense intuition that when you tie teachers’ hands on maintaining order, bad things will happen to kids.
Harvard Professor Accidentally Illustrates How His Kind Has Destroyed The Humanities
Harvard’s James Simpson and likeminded scholars have selectively wielded their theoretical chainsaws to disfigure the humanities into hideous totems of ideology and politics.
Here’s What Happens If We Run Public Parks Like We Run Public Schools
As you know, back in 2018 the voters of Iowa decided to make summer camp compulsory—and for good reason.
Millennials Prefer Private Schools Yet Vote Against School Choice
More than 7 in 10 millennial parents support the ability of parents to control their child’s education spending. But they keep voting for politicians who refuse to give parents that power.
Homeschoolers Invent The Most Daring Ways To Educate Kids
As homeschooling has grown, parents have used their freedoms to come up with models of schooling that explode the conventional, ‘factory model’ of schooling.
Study: College Students Spend Far More Time Playing Than Studying
Most college students study and sit in class less than 20 hours per week. They spend three times that amount on leisure activities.
In Defense Of Campus Segregation
Segregation is not the problem; it’s a symptom. The real problem is that the ability of people from different races, cultures, and experiences to share ideas is breaking down.
Student Activists Want To Teach, Not Learn
A new mini-documentary examines censorship culture at Brown University and the anti-free speech movement at institutions of higher education.
Brexit Would Make No Sense If You Took This Popular High School Class
New guidelines for a European history class the nation’s advanced high-school students take will educate a generation of American citizens to be bone-ignorant about Europe.
Schools Shouldn’t Exercise Students Like Animals
One way to attack Western civilization is to change the learning environment from a quiet, contemplative one to a busy, communal one.
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