Perspectives Antidote to White Flight: Charter and Private Schools Spencer Irvine September 12, 2015 Liberal activists concerned about the “white flight” from cities over the past four decades may want to consider a new…
Faculty Lounge Teacher who Blogged about Her Class Loses Free Speech Case in Court Spencer Irvine September 10, 2015 As the College Fix reported, the teacher did not have good things to say about her students: A teacher at…
Perspectives Immigration Lowers Educational Achievement, Survey finds Malcolm A. Kline September 9, 2015 When academia, aided and abetted by international agencies, tell you something isn’t happening, there is a very good chance that…
Faculty Lounge University of Tennessee Embarrased after Gender Neutral Pronouns List Receives Backlash Spencer Irvine As the College Fix noted, it was a ridiculous thing to put into practice. Gender neutral pronouns?! The University of…
Faculty Lounge Federal Education Rules now lead to Free Speech Violations Spencer Irvine September 3, 2015 Federal education regulations paved the way for infringing on our free speech on college campuses.
Faculty Lounge A Teacher who was Late to School 111 Times now Blames Breakfast for Tardiness Spencer Irvine The College Fix reported: Arnold Anderson, an elementary school teacher at Roosevelt Elementary School in New Brunswick, New Jersey, was…
Faculty Lounge Problems with the Finland Education Model Spencer Irvine September 2, 2015 Good take on why the Finnish education model may not work in the U.S.
Perspectives Education Savings Account is a Winning Issue Spencer Irvine August 31, 2015 School choice is a hot-button issue for local school districts, parents and students. Glenn Delk’s op-ed in The American Spectator…
Perspectives Smells Like Common Core Malcolm A. Kline Even when teachers don’t appear to be complaining about Common Core they actually are, because CC is so unpopular that…
Faculty Lounge College Board’s Biased Liberal Tests may have an Alternative Spencer Irvine August 25, 2015 As WORLD reported, the College Board’s Advanced Placement exams are liberal and heavily biased: The College Board, the massive nonprofit…
Perspectives Academic Privilege By the Numbers Malcolm A. Kline August 24, 2015 The nation and the Republican Party may or may not need ‘The Donald’ but a cursory look at what statistics…
Perspectives Education Wonk Changes His Mind on Arne Duncan Spencer Irvine The Thomas B. Fordham Institute’s Michael Petrilli recently wrote an apologetic op-ed for Fordham’s e-mail newsletter entitled “The new ESEA…
