In this episode, Scott and Michael discuss, in this COVID quarantine:-what we each did today and yesterday, just saying hi-sports and athletics-teaching-the importance of longer-term …
Among the substantial beings constituted by nature, some are ungenerated and imperishable throughout all eternity [stuff in the heavens, the stars and planets, the celestial], …
In this episode, we discuss some essentials of teacher training and hence provide a guide to teacher education reform. Education is the systematic training of …
Beautiful: Mr. Lincoln was a peculiar man, having a peculiar mind; he was gifted with a peculiarity, namely, a new look-out on nature. Everything had …
Show description: “I really wanted to talk to someone in-depth about where we are with COVID-19, what we can count on with the vaccines, and …
In “Our schools are broken: An interview with director Greg Whiteley about his Sundance doc ‘Most Likely to Succeed’” by Alexandra Heeney (The Standord Daily, 6 …
“Does Avoiding The Sun Shorten Your Lifespan?” by Chris Kresser Blurb: “Too much sun exposure isn’t a good thing, but not enough may be even …
Logic should be part of our education. As Martin Luther King, Jr. wrote in his “The Purpose of Education,” published in the Morehouse College newspaper …
In Lost in Math: How Beauty Leads Physics Astray, physicist Sabine Hossenfelder documents some bad epistemology that makes some “scientists” go wrong. The book is …
