Education & Parenting

Thousands of students who had been written off as “unteachable” were able to lead meaningful, productive lives because one woman refused to give up on them.

Though their originators are mostly dead and gone, the ideas that sunk American education are still operative today. Those who offered rational alternatives have had little influence—but we can change that.

Popular educator Jesse McCarthy discusses Montessori education and how it helps children to develop independence—both in school and at home.

Sophie makes readers think in-depth and for themselves the whole way through and continue thinking even after they’ve turned the last page.

Tal Tsfany discusses his new book, Sophie, including the genesis of the story and his thought processes while writing and editing the book.

Here’s a powerful tool that children can use to protect themselves from inappropriate advances by adults. It could save a child from unimaginable horror.

The 2017 curriculum for A-Level Politics, taught in secondary and pre-university schools in the UK, will include Ayn Rand and her ideas.

Daniel Wahl reviews Which One Doesn’t Belong? A Shapes Book and Teacher’s Guide, by Christopher Danielson.

Dr. Thompson discusses the mission and programs of the Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism, including its Lyceum Scholars Program.

Discusses the science of vaccinations and offers a prescription regarding whether vaccines should be mandatory for students attending government schools.