Author name: Jo Jorgensen

A basic rule in psychology is, “Never reward bad behavior.” Rewarding behavior, whether good or bad, will cause it to […]

When the White House issues a paper on recession, as an educator, I feel obligated to correct it.

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When Chicago teachers voted in a secret midnight vote to return to distance learning, they didn’t give the parents any warning. Instead, they acted like the government monopoly they are, and dictated the policy they wanted.

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