Sublime
An inspiration engine for ideas
Virtually every endangered language is endangered because its community was systematically targeted by genocide, forced cultural assimilation, some kind of political marginalization. On a practical level, language diversity encodes the sum of human cultural, historical and ecological knowledge. As a species, we lose knowledge when we lose
... See moreMary Elizabeth Williams • Lily Gladstone's Acceptance Speech Shows Why We Need to Save Endangered Languages
The ideology varies, at times, for subsequent generations but each of public schools’ greatest proponents sure are intent on *imposing* their values on all.
Excerpt from Social Ideas of American Educators:
It is clear [Horace] Mann’s social and educational philosophy was opposed to romantic... See more
aquinas heardx.comEdtech platforms give everyone access to the most talented, experienced, and innovative teachers, unconstrained by geography (or public school salary caps).
Connie Chan • Edtech's Answer to Remote Learning Burnout | Andreessen Horowitz



Here’s why the Massachusetts Teacher Association is against a major reading reform bill:
1) Teachers would lose autonomy over curriculum
2) Oppose 3-cueing ban
3) Skeptical of Science of Reading until it works everywhere https://t.co/xlfv1AEwtw
This begins with what our children are taught in school. Today, they are not taught the history or nature of progress. History classes focus on wars and empires; science classes teach concepts and frameworks; the story of technology and economic growth falls between the cracks. Steven Johnson, popular author of dozens of books on the history of... See more
Jason Crawford • The Progress Agenda

Then: schools owed ALL kids an education.
Now: parents owe the school - even if their kids are held back to let slower students catch up
If we want public schools to succeed, they need to support ALL kids - including high achievers.
Bring back honors classes,... See more
