Teacher's Lounge

From the Foundation for Economic Education, Brad Polumbo joins us to delve into his latest article in which he compares the actions and rhetoric of American public teachers' unions to their definition of systemic racism.

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Rick Hess joins us to discuss social media's impact on educational discourse, op-eds & articles, and his new book: A Search for Common Ground. 

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Check out Rick Hess's pieces over at EdWeek.

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King Randall, founder and director of "The X for Boys" school & program, joins us to discuss his investment in the young men of Georgia. We delve into what underprivileged Black men need, what the benchmark for success is, and how bucking the traditional public education model is changing lives. 

Go to thexforboys.org to learn more about his work.

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Jack White joins us in the Teacher's Lounge to discuss The United States Military Academy at West Point, the diligence of two parents to valuing education, the promise of states to provide equal access to education, and the role of an attorney general. 

Learn more about Jack White at votejackwhite.com. 

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Chris Rufo, director of the Center on Wealth & Poverty at Discovery Institute, writer for City Journal, director of four PBS films, joins us to discuss Critical Race Theory, its impact on K-12 education, and the future for American education. 

Visit www.christopherrufo.com to see more of his work!

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Ilya Shapiro, Director of the Robert A Levy Center for Constitutional Studies at Cato, joins us to discuss the role of the Constitution in the American Educational System--including how landmark cases set precedent for modern debates. 

Check out Supreme Disorder over on https://www.cato.org/people/ilya-shapiro. 

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Rebecca Kleefisch, Wisconsin's 44th Lieutenant Governor, joins us to discuss the 1848 Project, solutions for the pandemic-education crisis, and positive steps for Wisconsin's education system (both for students and teachers).

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The 43rd Governor of Florida joins us to discuss his policies, experiences, and visions for Florida's education system. We parse the issues of today, and dive into the optimistic future of the 2020s.

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Katherine Birbalsingh joins us in the Teacher's Lounge to discuss her journey from teacher to headmistress of a free/charter school in London, UK. We talk discipline, grade policy, and online school practices. 

Check out the Michaela Community School's books: 

Battle Hymn of the Tiger Teachers: The Michaela Way

Michaela: The Power of Culture

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Andrew Campanella joins us in the Teacher's Lounge to discuss School Choice Week 2021, the national engagement and reaction, and where we can expect the bipartisan movement to continue in the coming year. From national landmarks to the floor of the US Senate, School Choice is on the rise!

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Chalkboard Review, 2021.