This may be taking STEM a tad too far. NPR introduced an author who writes books about rocket science and physics to very young children.
Rigorous Preschool?
The New York Times highlights a new national study that preschoolers exposed to formal math and reading lessons come out ahead of preschoolers who don’t.
A Massachusetts Success Story: Voc-Tech Schools
Voc-tech schools have seen success in Massachusetts since their 1993 Education Reform and they break out of the “one-size-fits-all” mold in public education.
Too Much Tech Takes Away From the Classroom Experience
Darren Rosenblum, a professor at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University, makes a compelling argument against laptops in class.
The Only Way Betsy DeVos’ Confirmation Can Be Stopped
To block Betsy DeVos’ confirmation as U.S. Secretary of Education it would require all of the Democrat Senators and three Republicans to vote against her which is extremely unlikely.
11 Questions for Betsy DeVos
Since President-elect Donald Trump’s choice for Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, is not giving interviews here are eleven questions Senators should ask.
Heritage Foundation: Six Things Betty DeVos Should Do In Her First 100 Days
The Heritage Foundation outline six things that President-elect Donald Trump’s Secretary of Education nominee, Betsy DeVos, in her first 100 days.
Remembering Marge Borchert
Denis Ian takes time to remember Marge Borchert, a principal and Stop Common Core warrior in New York State, who recently passed away.
Trump Picks Betsy DeVos for Secretary of Education
President-elect Donald Trump picks Betsy DeVos as Secretary of Education. She says she is anti-Common Core, activists in her home state say otherwise.
Frank Cannon: Betsy DeVos Would Be a Jeb-Like Pick for Secretary of Education
Frank Cannon, president of American Principles Project, said that school choice advocate Betsy DeVos would be the wrong choice for Secretary of Education.
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