Teaching Physiological Thinking

Formal learning is a humbling endeavor. As planners, designers, implementers, and general janitors of public and private educational systems, we have the insurmountable task of overcoming children’s natural tendency to play, rebel, and self-direct in the hopes of providing them with a “good education.” Reading, writing, arithmetic, etc. There is […]

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The Strategy Behind Anchorage’s $5 Million Prize for Child Care and Early Education

Marijuana Tax Revenue Will Now Benefit Children and Their Families Anchorage, Alaska, will soon benefit from an additional $5 million to $6 million a year in child care and early education funding, thanks to voter-approved Proposition 14, also known as the “Take Care of Kids” measure, in April. A 5 […]

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