Education
Should the Study of Extremism Be Part of the Curriculum?
The study of the radical right has an important part to play in decolonizing the curriculum.
Education’s Struggle to Make Sense of Language
In an age dominated by economic and technological reasoning, language itself has lost its meaning.
An Indian Journey From School to Homeschooling
After studying in the UK for a year, an Indian student chose to learn by herself instead of being taught in a system that suppressed critical thinking, logical argument and free expression.
Critical Race Theory: A Dictatorship of the Woke?
Painting schools as cultural-Marxist madrassas makes it a lot easier to stop paying for them.
It’s Time to Make India’s Education Good Enough for All
If the government fails to reform the education system, India will become an even more unequal and divided nation than it is today.
Can Dyslexia Be an Asset?
The advantages of dyslexia are extensive, but they often are not seized if the dyslexic student does not have access to quality special educational services.
Stop Treating Teachers as Cheap Labor
Recognizing the value of teachers and treating them fairly is the first step to ensuring quality education in US public schools.
