The Case for an Education Based on Virtues

insightful analysis and commentary on various aspects of education, including curriculum design, teaching methods, school management, and more.

Boeing’s Troubles Likely Signal Systemic Problems in High-Value US Manufacturing

We're far behind where we should be—and nobody seems willing to address it.

January 22, 2024BY J.G. Collins
Most Canadians Have Positive View of Sacred Texts: Survey

Three in five (58 percent) Canadians have read or otherwise engaged with the Bible recently or at some ...

December 25, 2022BY Lee Harding
The Infiltration of Marxism Into Higher Education (Part 2 of 2)

The prospects for influence were so far-reaching that de Toledano described the naive United States as 'a cow ...

December 3, 2018BY Mike Shotwell
The Infiltration of Marxism Into Higher Education (Part 1 of 2)

The majority of our colleges and universities have steadily been transformed from institutions that foster open debate into ...

December 3, 2018BY Mike Shotwell
Creeds, Rules, and Promises

More and more, schools are turning to creeds, rules, and promises to fill the void left when organized ...

December 3, 2018BY Ronald J. Rychlak
4 Reasons to Share Stories From Classic Literature and History With Your Family

There is no more powerful or lasting way to teach a moral lesson than through a story that ...

December 3, 2018BY Jim Weiss
Imagination Is Key to Morality

At first glance, imagination might seem to have nothing to do with morals.

December 3, 2018BY June Kellum
The Role of Respect in Education

The consequences of not respecting young people enough to tell them honestly about deficiencies in their work are ...

December 3, 2018BY Mark Hendrickson
What ‘The Odyssey’ Can Teach Us

What—in one word—constitutes the most powerful methodology for teaching and learning in all human experience? Here’s a clue: ...

December 3, 2018BY James Sale
Virtues, Values, and Education

Our schools and colleges, with few exceptions, do less to form character and educate in the virtues than ...

December 3, 2018BY Paul Adams