Interested in Education?
Education is perhaps the most important topic in Intellectual Takeout's collection. It is only through education that the other topics are accessible and understandable to readers. And in that simple statement, we come to see education as the conduit by which knowledge and values are passed on to the next generation.
While that definition may be simple, there are many opinions surrounding how to educate, as well as what knowledge and values should be passed on.
Below we trace the history of education in America, delve into philosophies and perspectives on education, consider current issues and opinions impacting both lower and higher education, and look at ways to reform today's education system.
Foundations of Education
What is Education?
Philosophies on How Children Learn
How Should Education be Funded?
History of Education in America
Colonial Education in America
Horace Mann & American Education Reform
John Dewey, Pragmatism & Progressive Education
Progressive Education Since World War II
Education Achievement Gap
Education Reform Options
Homeschooling
K-12 Online Education
Charter Schools
Private Schools
School Choice
School Choice: Milwaukee
Teacher Issues
Teachers Unions 101
Teacher Pay, Rewards & Tenure
The Burden of Teachers’ Pensions
Colleges of Education
Teacher Certification & Alternatives
Education & Social Justice
Higher Education Issues
Cost of College
Title IX
Liberal Bias
Affirmative Action
Education and the Federal Government
Department of Education
No Child Left Behind
Contemporary Issues in Education
Gender and Achievement in Education
Other Education Topics
Head Start
What About Apprenticeships?
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