State Representative Dane Watro, one of the cosponsors of the Pennsylvania bill, argues that cursive “connects us to our history, strengthens learning and deepens our understanding of the world.” ...
John Schilling, a senior advisor for the nonprofit Invest in Education, joins Paul E. Peterson to discuss new Federal scholarship tax credit program, and how states are preparing for its launch in ...
Recent studies show how ideology can shade all corners of the academy, even the findings of quantitative researchers ...
We currently get Nation’s Report Card results for individual states only in reading and math, something Congress requires. That allows policymakers to see how individual states are helping students ...
John Singleton, an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Rochester, joins Paul E. Peterson to discuss Singleton’s latest research, which uses large-language AI models to determine the ...
AI, in other words, did not erode critical thinking; it exposed how poorly we have been teaching it.
An analysis of 27 states and Washington, D.C. shows open enrollment is increasingly an attractive public school choice ...
Education leaders reveal a clear double standard by insisting students should be in school while making little effort to keep schools open ...
To avoid the “sameness trap” in their quest to get noticed by college admissions officers, high school students need a paradigm shift in what counts as distinctive, away from personal achievement and ...
Before Moms for Liberty, before Christopher Rufo, before Nikole Hannah-Jones, there was “Man: A Course of Study”. Usually shortened to its acronym, MACOS was an elementary and middle school social ...
Seen in a certain light, much of today’s education discourse is about memory. Our heated civics debates are arguments over how we want students to remember America’s founding and key events in our ...
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