(There’s a fairly lengthy thought-piece introduction here. If you’re simply trawling for education policy arguments, make like...
Education
Hayek wrote, of the economy, Fundamentally, in a system in which the knowledge of the relevant facts...
So I’ve been blogging at Forbes and spending a lot of my time talking about teachers and...
Shameless self-promotion alert: I have a new blog at Forbes on education policy and education reform. My...
All the bad crazy out of Wisconsin lately lines up really well with the book I’m reading...
I had trouble reading Radley Balko’s article on the saga of Cory Maye. I picture this young...
I want to talk about school choice again, because it’s one of those topics that I have...
I have three posts up already at the Washington Examiner’s Opinion Zone Blog. First, I tackle the...
Kyle writes: [F]or decades, we’ve allowed students in need to get federally subsidized loans to attend both...
Rick Hess makes a great deal of sense in his critique of Diane Ravitch (and this bit...
[updated] Here’s the part that gets me – if, as is assumed in this critique (an assumption...
By chance, I happened to be driving and listening to NPR today when Diane Ravitch had a...
Lots of interesting feedback on my last post. Kevin Drum and Ryan Avent both focus on the...
Arizona is considering selling off its prisons as part of a larger process of balancing the budget....
I ramble on for far too long about education reform over at New Majority….
So Dan Miller critiqued me and conservatives in general for not talking about health policy enough, and...
This depressing Los Angeles Times story inspired a pretty interesting debate on teacher unions over at the...
