Jordan Peterson, Destroyed Glenn McLaren Education, Philosophy, Politics & Economics, Uncategorized Early in 2018 I was searching YouTube for Stephen Colbert’s latest monologue on the Trump administration and I discovered a lecture on problems with postmodernism and neo-Marxism in universities. Having...
Prison Cells and Pretty Walls: Gender Coding and American Schools Jennifer Borgioli Binis, Nursing Clio Education, Gender Studies, History, Society & Culture A few months ago, I was scrolling through Twitter and saw a conversation about redesigning classroom spaces and a phrase caught my attention: “redesign is NOT about being pretty for Pinterest.” As someone...
Parents feel weird about sex ed for LGBTQ teens Marla Paul, Futurity Education, Gender Studies, Medicine, Science & Medicine, Society & Culture The parents of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer teens feel uncomfortable and unequipped when trying to educate them about sex and dating, research finds. “Parents play an important role...
A Quick Parents’ Guide For Children Pursuing Higher Education Walter Bodell Academia, Arts & Culture, Education If your child has recently graduated from high school or is about to graduate, then he or she might have plans for getting a higher education. This is probably something that you are excited about—but as a...
Can You Picture This? Academic Research Published as a Graphic Novel Gareth Morris Education, Politics & Economics My colleagues and I at the Universities of Salford and Lincoln recently completed a two-year study into homelessness. During this time, a project advisory group, consisting of senior members of homelessness...
On Inclusivity in Creative Writing Anna Leahy Arts & Culture, Education Why isn't creative writing leading to greater inclusivity in academia, publishing, and society?
Why High School Stays With Us Forever Frank T. McAndrew Arts & Culture, Education The odd social bubble created by high school poses an unprecedented social challenge to our prehistoric minds.
