reading
Breaking the K-Shaped Divide in Texas Education: Time for Bold Accountability Reforms
When I entered the first grade, I was assigned to the lowest reading group. This came as a shock to my mom, as I had always loved books. Over the winter break, my mom and I read from “Fun with Zip and Zap,” a phonics chapter…
The Link Between Balanced Literacy and Critical Literacy
In this article, I explained how library organizations focus on Leftist obsessions like race and sexuality instead of education. The downsides of Leftist content in classrooms are obvious—instead of acquiring knowledge,…
much to be thankful for
Throughout the year, we talk much on these “pages” about education in North Carolina, our schools, and raising kids. We haven’t talked much about being grateful, but we should. Gratitude is something we all need to live a…
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