My David Brooks posts tend to be blockbusters (tens of hundreds of viewers!) so I am leaning in and going full listicle for this rant
This week at the beach I also got a chance to read Chris Hayes’ superb social commentary, “Twilight of the Elites.” Instead of gathering thoughts
Over the weekend I witnessed several seemingly unrelated conversations that held a common thread. On the surface, these might seem to be shallow conversations about
Like many interested in how we apply basic cognitive science to education, I was interested in the recent finding that many teachers still endorse many
Like many progressive Obama supporters, I was moved by his tears as he thanked his Chicago staff and volunteers this past week. Whether or not
I have followed with morbid fascination the downfall of Jonah Lehrer. I’ll admit to really enjoying Proust was a Neuroscientist, as well as How We
This is my 100th blog post, and I thought it might be fun to return to a point near the beginning of my time in
I spent the day today in my sons’ elementary school, as part of the Watch DOGS program. Part of me chafes a little bit at
German pastor Martin Niemoller is quoted as saying First they came for the communists, and I didn’t speak out because I wasn’t a communist. Then
>David Brooks recent column on education reform is not as immediately awful as many of his other columns. It does not make me want to
