Hat tip to for the link to Diane Flynn Keith of UniversalPreschool.com Protect Our Kids from Preschool, 22 August 2008, The Wall Street Journal Our understanding of the effects of preschool is still very much in its infancy. But one inescapable conclusion from the existing research is that it is not for everyone. Kids...
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Wall Street Journal addresses preschooling
Education Week Article: “Let’s Abolish Highschool”
Robert Epstein’s latest book, The Case Against Adolescence: Rediscovering the Adult in Every Teen, was published earlier this month by Quill Driver Books. In an April 3, 2007 Education Week article, Let’s , he explained that while writing the book, “he explored some ideas that go almost that far.” “As a longtime professor and...
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Pre-K and Preparation for School
Judy Aron over at Consent of the Governed (Feb. 22, 2007) has a good post up that explains why more institutional education at earlier ages is not the benefit for children that many assume it to be. She asserts Studies are being skewed like mad to push this pre-k agenda, because there is HUGE...
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Push for Preschool in Virginia
The push for more preschool continues in Virginia. Despite Virginia’s recently being named the state where a child has the best chance for success in life, those in political and education ranks used the publicity to lament the Commonwealth’s low score on preschool enrollment. “It’s a timely reminder that we must ensure that more...
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What Educational Studies don’t say…
Not so fast: Home schooling trumps full-day kindergarten Jun. 18, 2009 The Globe and Mail Amira Elghawaby Research shows home-schooled kids outperform their public-school peers. So why so is there little or no financial encouragement for parents to take it on? Seated beside a mom with coiffed hair, polished nails and an elegant suit,...
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