Author: Matthew Lynch
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Stereotypes Are at the Heart of Parent-Teacher Communication Dysfunction
Everyone has prejudices, whether they are aware of them or not. It is a fact of life that your own background and experiences shape the way ... -
Safeguarding Democracy through Education
The powerful words of a great man have remained evergreen ever since they were spoken more than a hundred and fifty years ago. The most important ... -
Restorative Education: The Case for Stopping the Madness in Education
The dire state of education in our country needs to be changed. We cannot keep on going the wrong path and then expect things to just ... -
Real Public Education Crisis is Leadership, Not Funding
Public education in the United States is in big trouble. The rate at which students now drop out of school is worrisome and standards have dipped ... -
Making Your Own Education When Traditional College Isn’t an Option
Let me begin by informing you that a college education is not a necessity. It’s just one of the options to choose in a long list ... -
Kids Aren’t Failing School: School is Failing Kids
With every indicator pointing to a sector in shambles, and academic performance of students alarmingly plummeting over the years, many stakeholders have increasingly laid the blame ... -
Is the Global Education Sector Heading Toward Fragmentation?
There are two different, starkly contrasting pictures of the situation of education if taken from the global point of view. One depicts a well-balanced and thriving ... -
Is Higher Education an Out-of-Control, Money-making Juggernaut?
Education is a life necessity that is largely recognized. The higher the level of education, the higher the pay. The question many ask is that “is ... -
Innovative Approaches to Global Education Challenges
Global education is an ideology that deals with the enhancement of individual perception of the whole world. It is an approach that helps us to become ... -
In School Together, But Not Learning at the Same Rate
It’s a truism that everyone learns at different rates. This is because we have different interests, and we live in very diverse environments. However, many American ...
