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Adam Grant’s Philosophy of Giving
How Adam Grant got schooled by a kid on his own theories.
The Pandemic’s Read-Aloud Initiatives Spark Copyright Fair Use Tussle
With schools shut, read-along efforts are proliferating.
Schools Get Graded on Racial Equity
Demar Pitman has come up with a novel way to track the racial discipline gap.
Is It Time to End the Socratic Insanity in Law Schools?
Does this method of traumatizing students still have a role to play in Juris Doctor programs?.
Striking Teachers and Terror on the Picket Lines
Mike Friedberg took his kids out to picket for Chicago's striking teachers while social media misinformation stoked counterstrike agita.
Are Four-Day School Weeks Coming to a District Near You?
A number of districts in the West and Midwest are cutting school once a week to save both money and teacher morale.
This Sexy, Sarcastic Show on Danish Schooling Is Your Next Binge-Watch
It’s funny, provocative, abrasive and dark.
Can South Africa Teach Us a Lesson in Fixing Educational Gender Gaps?
After little improvement in decades, the country now hopes dedicated support networks can encourage female leadership.
Savaged by Dogs, Saved by Slipknot
In the aftermath of a dog attack, a kid is rescued by metal maniacs Slipknot.
The Race Gap Nobody Is Talking About Is in the Classroom
For student performance — and well-being — the lack of nonwhite teachers is taking a toll.
The Food That Built America
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
OZY's New Podcast: My PhD in Crack. A Beauty Queen’s Rise and Fall
Josefine Nauckhoff was a Swedish noble, beauty queen, Nietzsche scholar and professor until things spun out of control into crack addiction and prostitution.
Why Foreign Students Are Flocking to Russia
Higher education is a valuable tool in Russia’s soft power arsenal.
