The ’60s Radicals Have Come to K–12 Schools
The same ideology underlying the demands of student radicals and the university’s subsequent reformations is now forming and shaping American public schools.
Get Phones Out of Schools
Phones distract not only from academics but also social interactions.
Conservatives Are Right to Be Skeptical of SEL
SEL now encompasses far more than ‘social emotional learning.’ It’s a Trojan horse for progressive pieties in education.
The Case for Zero
The ‘no-zero’ grading policy exposes a far larger rot within the American education system.
What We Can, and Can’t, Do about School Shootings: A Teacher’s View
Policy and security fixes are never going to be perfect. The best thing we can do is stop leaving people isolated.
Another Progressive Educational Model Gets Discredited
Students are best served by learning how to read, not by being politically indoctrinated.
The Real Problem with Sex Education
When sex ed becomes a means to incorporate hyper-progressive views on gender, sex, and behavior, it ceases to be neutral material necessary for development.
The Folly of English Teachers Who Oppose Reading
The National Council of Teachers of English wants to ‘decenter’ book-reading and essay-writing as the fundamentals of English class. This is a mistake.
Yes, Teacher-Prep Programs Are That Woke
It’s worthwhile to stymie the flow of politics into our classrooms. But the real fallout of these programs is simply mediocrity.
How Public Schools Went Woke — and What to Do about It
Teacher prep programs around the country dump a politicized approach to education into our schools.