Monthly Archives: May 2020

K-12 is a land of mystery

Posted on 29 May, 2020 by Bruce Price

Bruce Dietrick Price* For those who enjoy a good puzzle, K-12 education is more intellectually entertaining than most people imagine. Classrooms are full of convoluted theories and mystifying methods. Probably the teachers themselves can’t explain the reasoning behind approaches that … Continue reading →

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Keep the Students but Get Rid of Their Bodies — A Practical Response to Educational Super-Inflation

Posted on 12 May, 2020 by Robert Oliphant

Count on the Brits to crucify their American cousins in an ECONOMIST article that slams our universities for raising their fees five times as fast as inflation during the last 30 years — a feat of ivory tower trickery that … Continue reading →

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