A surprisingly positive development in the textbook publishing world leads us to believe that hoped-for change may actually arrive some day.
Articles By: Malcolm A. Kline
Wholesale National Health Care
Law school professors used to teach their students that hard cases make bad law. Now, budding barristers learn how to make bad law.
Abortion Risk Downplayed Academically
Here’s a tidbit you are unlikely to get from the Women’s Studies Center: Mothers in countries with restrictive abortion laws are healthier than those in nations which have abortion on demand.
Hopeless Change
Always check the vintage of ideas that academic, political and media-elites label “new.”
Sex Ed Overwhelms Abstinence
Opponents of abstinence education who say it doesn’t work speak with some authority: They’ve been doing their level best to defeat it.
Textbook Hope & Change
A new political science textbook, American Democracy Now, actually makes a stab at balance and, to a surprising degree, can claim some success.
Cold War Apologetics
A new book on Education And The Cold War: The Battle For The American School attempts to downplay the dominance of the Left in schools.
The Teleprompter
Although a veteran of the college lecture circuit, President Obama’s speech at West Point may have marked the first time he has ever spoken at an institution of higher learning that actually educates. Alas, he was not up to the challenge.
The Empire Strikes Back
Bill and Melinda Gates, in their education reform efforts, have drawn the ire of NEA types, RiShawn Biddle at the Capital Research Center points out.
National Academy of Title IX
As we’ve reported over and over again, no matter how unscientific their data, elites continue to insist that women are underrepresented in the sciences. Now, the national Academy of Sciences is publishing a whole reading list sure to tilt the playing field even further towards regulators idea of a Title IX utopia.