How do we prepare children for adulthood when we teach stuff they’ll never use in adulthood while ignoring stuff with which every adult must contend? How do we compete with the rest of the world with our schools typically in session only 7 or 8 hours a day for only 180 days a year? A few questions. A few answers.

For more content go to BillGoldstein.com, Not That You Asked!

How do we prepare children for adulthood when we teach stuff they’ll never use in adulthood while ignoring stuff with which every adult must contend? How do we compete with the rest of the world with our schools typically in session only 7 or 8 hours a day for only 180 days a year? A few questions. A few answers. For more content go to BillGoldstein.com, Not That You Asked!

How do we prepare children for adulthood when we teach stuff they’ll never use in adulthood while ignoring stuff with which every adult must contend?&nbsp;How do we compete with the rest of the world with our schools typically in session only 7 or 8 hours a day for only 180 days a year?&nbsp;A few questions.&nbsp;A few answers.

For more content go to BillGoldstein.com, Not That You Asked!

Education: What’s Wrong and How To Fix It

Stories. Observations. Pet Peeves. Brassy, breezy—often funny, sometimes serious—always fast and edgy. From BillGoldstein.com

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Education: What’s Wrong and How To Fix It

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