The new mobile phone ban in schools sparks debate among educators and parents. Explore its impact on students’ learning, mental health, and social development in public and private schools.
education policy
Political Bias Test for Teachers: Examining the Oklahoma Controversy
Oklahoma’s new political bias test for out-of-state teacher applicants has ignited debates over academic freedom and ideological control. This article explores its impact on education diversity and the boundaries between politics and education.
Protecting Schools: When Child Safety and Educational Governance Collide
When individuals with a history of child abuse are appointed to school boards, communities face significant challenges balancing child safety and educational governance. This article explores the severity of the issue and provides actionable strategies for communities to ensure a safe and fair education system.
Education’s Dilemma: Is School Teaching “Class Predestination”?
This article examines the controversial descriptions of social mobility in K12 education, analyzes their impact on students’ worldviews, and urges schools to maintain balance in teaching social issues.
Screen-Free Zones: The Double-Edged Sword of Public School Phone Bans
This article examines the implications of phone bans in public schools, exploring educational goals, implementation challenges, and differences with private schools.
Heritage Foundation’s Influence on Diversity Education: Threat to Academic Independence
Recent actions by the Heritage Foundation targeting diversity curriculum materials have raised concerns over academic independence. This article explores the growing political influence on education and its implications for K-12 schools.
