Explode the Canon: How to Fight a Better Canon War
Let’s explode the Canon and cultivate critical distance, opening up new vistas and leaving behind stale arguments.
Let’s explode the Canon and cultivate critical distance, opening up new vistas and leaving behind stale arguments.
What happens when a skill dies? The key thing to me is to note that skills don’t die suddenly. There is an inflection point that signals the coming end.
Many educational institutions build their programs directly on the back of industry credentialing organizations.
We owe it to the next generations to help expose them to all the career options life offers while retaining a sense of practicality
The first day of school ends the social experiment of one side of the road being business as usual while the schools across it where shuddered and forbidden.
It seems like students should at least be told that others refer to them as Newton’s laws of motion even as they chose to refer to them differently.
There are still too many people of my experience trying to apply their “the system” to today’s problems and today’s jobs.
I invite you to be enthralled with Brideshead Revisited, which makes a television masterpiece of a literary masterpiece
Ordinarily, handwriting is not on my top ten list of “Fun Stuff to Talk About.” but, something about this was different.
I know every single one of you is wondering whether and in what ways I appreciate James Joyce’s work. So…In praise of (and in fear of) James Joyce’s oeuvre.
On Tuesday the 17th of November, Doctor Krystal Evans—it is not clear in what discipline she earned her doctorate, but from her Twitter bio it would appear to be a hard science—tweeted the following:...
Simply shifting the student loan burden to taxpayers doesn’t address the perverse incentives of a broken system of higher education.
Acceptance is the place to be when it comes to school closures. It’s ugly, sudden, disruptive and messy, but it’s coming.
We now have a chance to evaluate all the extraneous investments to design a much more effective and efficient educational institutions
To dismantle the primary school system is not desirable, but it is necessary. What we have now is a triumph of the middle of the 20th Century…
This “abstinence only” model for college socialization is not only destined to fail, but also it ignores the mental and psychological strains
After a judge cleared Harvard in 2019 of similar charges, now the DOJ has concluded a two-year investigation into Yale, alleging discrimination against certain applicant demographics.
It took all of one day for the challenge of opening schools to become very clear in Georgia’s largest school district, and this was just staff, not the 180k students of Gwinnett County.
The following story is meant to be humorous, and is not intended to represent men of steel or any other alloy for that matter.