#Education

A College Town’s Confederate Legacy

Last week I published a piece about the shortcomings of school choice in addressing educational inequity. The false elixir of school...

The School Shuffle and the Burden of Inconsistency Advocates of school choice are correct when they say parents and students should be...

Nearly two years ago I wrote a piece called: Legos — They’re What’s for Creativity — about how important playing with Legos was for my...

Dear Mr. President, Congratulations on approaching the finish line. There’s little doubt in my mind that it has been a long eight years...

Perhaps you remember this lego set; perhaps you don’t. I remember it well. I owned it. I must have built and rebuilt this castle time and...

This week is national teacher appreciation week. If you haven’t done so already, thank a teacher. If you already have, consider doing so...

The role of testing in education arouses a political firestorm disproportionate to its actual impact as an educational tool. It inflames...

Perhaps you’re familiar with the saying: Those who can, do. Those who can’t, teach. Let me quickly disabuse you of that notion. It’s...