The classroom panopticon
America’s elite has been cowardly and conformist for too long, with effects that are only too obvious
Education
Monday
Monday
Is there a solution to chronic absenteeism in schools?
It’s a major problem in Illinois, northern Kentucky, Houston, Texas, Michigan… everywhere
My experience as a homeschooler
My family was given the liberty to slowly figure things out the way we wanted to
Thursday
Coercion and coddling take campus
A Disney version of campus is easier to sell. All flowers, no bees
Wednesday
Why can’t America produce proficient teachers?
The sad state of teaching and learning in America
Sunday
Want student loan forgiveness? Make universities pay
What the Biden administration’s policies gloss over is a fundamental economic truth: debt cancellation isn’t an erasure but a transfer
Monday
Biden’s absurd student loan ‘solution’
Not that anyone can blame him — it’s a political win-win for the White House
Tuesday
The fight for civilization in higher education
The ‘School of General Education Act’ insists that all students in a state’s public university system take a prescribed sequence of courses that will take them through most of Western history
Tuesday
The populism of Machiavelli and Jefferson
In America today, our virtues and successes are our undoing, much more than our vices or failures
Sunday
What lies behind the obsession with race transforming universities?
Doug Stokes challenges the dominant cultural and political narrative which portrays Britain as endemically racist
Friday
Left-wing politics has repoliticized the arts
The left’s cultural triumph
Wednesday
Democrats bring a CCP-tied witness to education hearing
Worrying about China’s influence in US education is racist, Gisela Perez Kusakawa testified
Wednesday
The Youngkin blueprint
Can Virginia be a model for Republicans nationwide?
Christopher Rufo’s new book is impressively erudite
America’s Cultural Revolution marks Rufo as an important, deeply knowledgeable thinker
Tuesday
Why public schools never have enough money
The funding is, indeed, ‘inadequate,’ because it’s mostly spent on nonsense
Friday
Summer vacation fatigue
There is no proposition that carries a higher risk and lower reward than the family portrait
Disinfo-nation: the new censorship is here to stay
The list of topics on which the government and mass media feel called to protect us from ‘disinformation’ is very long
Wednesday
A better way to go to college: at sea
Just as important as what they study and do would be what they would be kept away from
The Youngkin-Sears playbook for 2024
Republicans can seize control of a traditionally Democratic issue: education
Friday
Singapore should serve as a model for how to fix racial disparities
State and civil society-led programs boost minority students’ achievements by focusing on education
