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Jeremy MannEducation
Over the last twenty years, Teach For America has led 21,000 of the nation’s brightest young people into public education in low-income communities, where roughly 60% of them have stayed. Less than half of traditionally-trained teachers stay more than two […]
Andrew WalkerEducation
Can Christian higher education be non-ideological? Can Christian higher education divorce itself from raising issues of political implications? In a word: Absolutely not. Recently, I came across an interesting article from a former adjunct teacher at King’s College. King’s College, […]
Jeremy MannEducation
McKinsey Report on US Teacher Quality
Matthew Lee AndersonEducation
One Year Later, a Few People to Thank
Christopher BensonEducation
The Academic Program at St. John's College
Jake MeadorEducation
A bit more background on me: My focus during my undergraduate career was post-colonial African history. Someday I want to go to grad school to continue studying it. Depending on the program I get in, I might be able to […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEducation
Leadership as the Art of Lying
Matthew Lee AndersonEducation
The April Recap
Matthew Lee AndersonEducation
The Top Posts from March
Matthew Lee AndersonEducation
Which can only mean I’m weighing in with my own list. In case you missed it, folks have been listing the ten books that either influenced them, they liked the most, or are best in their category (like Dr. Sanders’ […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEducation
There are, of course, two relevant considerations in giving a lecture: the ideas and the form. Each has its own difficulties, and while they are inextricably linked, the form seems to pose the greatest challenge to me. I may be […]
Andrew WalkerEducation
Avant Garde Education