Category: education
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Trump’s Mad Dogs Should Not be allowed to Roam Free
Why are mad dogs shot or euthanized when they are a threat to other animals and humans?
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Boredom
People who are often bored are at a greater risk of developing anxiety, depression, and drug or alcohol addiction.
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What does it take to become a child prodigy?
Often one cannot tear a child prodigy away from activities in their area of giftedness.
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To Make America Great Again, Trump must return the United States to the 1960s.
Donald Trump thinks American became Great Again once he was elected president by the Electoral College but not the popular vote.
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Ask Eva Moskowitz if it is okay to abuse and exploit children
What Eva Moskowitz is doing with the children in her corporate Charter schools is no different than what Hitler and Mao did. Eva gathers her schools’ children together in large youth rallies that have a strong peer pressure effect in strengthening her grip as an authority figure.
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Evidence of a Corporate Reformer Pretending to be something he isn’t, and how the wealthy are buying the U.S. one election at a time
UPDATE 4/30/15 There are two previous updates that may be found at the bottom of this post. In the 13 days since the last update, NINE more poster sized flyers poured into our mailbox, and it is obvious that Steve Glazer’s wealthy and corporate supporters are outspending Susan Bonilla at least $8 to $1 if […]
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More than a novel—an education about what will happen to the U.S. without labor unions and justice
The coal industry is plundering Appalachia. It is a tragedy what the greedy, cold blooded corporate industry is doing to both the environment and the people who live there.
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What happens when the GOP Profit Politics of Jeb Bush and the Authoritarian CCSS testing regime come together in Florida
If anyone has any advice for Cathy Bacot regarding what is happening to her daughter and other children in Florida, she will welcome it.
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The Pre-Election, Next-Door Homestead – Marshall Tuck versus Tom Torlakson – Debate
The race between these two Democrats, Tuck and Torlakson, became a proxy war between two differing views on education overhaul.
Lloyd Lofthouse 