informing and fighting back against education overreaches to save hearts and souls
Anti Fed Ed Warriors, No one wants to be a widget when they are dreaming of what they want to accomplish in life. What EXACTLY is a ‘widget’? Modern dictionaries all define the word in the context of a thing, not a person. However, look at the image below: As you can see, it doesn’t […]
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Greetings, my fellow Anti Fed Ed Warriors! Who’s ready for a fresh start to what’s left of 2020?! Can we trust our Congress men and women to hit a ‘re-set’ button? Will they use ‘education’ as a means to an end, once again? “What end?”, you may ask. As usual, the answer will be the […]
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Anti Fed Ed Warriors, my challenge to you, as seen in the ‘snippet’ for today’s article is this: If we’re still focusing on the ‘red vs blue’ (Republican vs Democrat) when it comes to education, we’re having the WRONG focus. Especially in our conversations. How can I say this in 2020, with the possibility that […]
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Oh, my fellow Anti Fed Ed Warriors, have you noticed the rapidity of DC announcements since COVID-19 hit the nation? It’s enough to make your head spin or your eyes to bulge. So, what’s Sec. DeVos done now? Wasn’t it just a few days ago (March 24th) DeVos had all kinds of COVID-19 educratic news? […]
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Anti Fed Ed Warriors, thank you for being such intelligent citizens! We’ve seen our media AND our government throw so many distractions at us, especially when it comes to education. If you are familiar with the children’s movie “UP!” you well remember the loveable dog. He would be committed to one activity, only to lose […]
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Anti Fed Ed Warriors, recently I was asked to do some digging into a group impacting education equity in NY State. One of my followers who has been super about helping dig in the same places, was able to find a group rooted in MN. The connection, if any? The names used. In NY it […]
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Anti Fed Ed Warriors, we know many hours have been devoted to peeling back the layers of educratic doublespeak. For example, we were told and sold that ‘personalized learning’ would cater to Johnny and Suzy’s every need when it came to academics. The sales pitch was to leave us with the idea that instead of […]
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