10 Things Google Knows to Be True.
Educators have a name for question stems. I never knew what they were called.
The IRS caves in a bogus forfeiture case. That whole concept is (literally) medieval and needs to be found unconstitutional.
10 Things Google Knows to Be True.
Educators have a name for question stems. I never knew what they were called.
The IRS caves in a bogus forfeiture case. That whole concept is (literally) medieval and needs to be found unconstitutional.
This stinks: Bus Driver to Eight-Year-Old: It’s Too Dangerous to Read While You Ride.
I used to read on the bus. One day I was being picked on, so I hit the @$$#073 who was bothering me with my algebra book and got off the bus at the direction of the driver. And I haven’t ridden a school bus since. That couldn’t have been later than 9th grade but it might have been 8th.
That’s the conclusion of a Minnesota school system. They reference a number of studies, but, let’s be honest: who cares? The shocking thing about the Edina school district is that they let kids’ needs trump things like bus-utilization and parent/teacher preferences.
Wow! The statists running the German government think it’s a bad thing for you to educate your children.
A German couple who fled to Tennessee so they could homeschool their children was granted political asylum Tuesday by a U.S. immigration judge, according to the legal group that represented them.
Remember Animal Farm. Comrade Napoleon said he’d take care of educating the dogs.
Or if fiction’s not your thing, remember Ceau?escu’s government in Romania and its orphans.
(Kudus: Big Journalism.)