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Former Business Week editor Andrea Gabor reported on how several school systems throughout the country have abandoned “top-down” education reform in favor of a different model that,…

Greg Lukianoff, president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), and professor Jon Haidt argued that a variety of social and societal trends have led to a weakening of…

Obama administration Education Secretary Arne Duncan discussed the successes and failures of schools in America. He was interviewed by Kaya Henderson, former chancellor of the District of…

Former Secretary of Education Arne Duncan reflected on his career in education and offered his thoughts on the state of America’s schools.

Princeton professor Keith Whittington discussed free speech on college campuses.

Pacific Research Institute fellow Lance Izumi argued that parents should have the right to opt out of the public school system.

Tara Westover detailed her life growing up with survivalist parents in the Idaho mountains and her introduction to formal education at age 17. She is interviewed by author and journalist…

Venture capitalist Ted Dintersmith offered his thoughts on how innovations can be incorporated in American classrooms.

In her research for Education Across the Borders: The Case of a Dual Language Program on the U.S.-Mexico Border, Dr. Blanca Araujo studied schools at the U.S.-Mexican border to better understand the lives of…

Rutgers University history professor Rachel Devlin looked at the desegregation of American public schools through the actions of young women throughout the country.

Middle school teacher David Michael Slater shared his perspective on the major issues facing the U.S. education system.

Fordham University professor Nicholas Tampio argued that determining how to best educate America’s children should not lie solely with one faction or political group.

Bowdoin College Academic Affairs Dean Charles Dorn examined the value and impact of higher education.

Economics professor Bryan Caplan argued that the main function of higher education has become more about educational credentials and less about ensuring that students are prepared with…

Educators William Ayers and Crystal Laura shared their perspectives on public education. This program contains language some viewers may find offensive.

Sue Klebold, whose son Dylan was one of the Columbine shooters, talked about her book A Mother’s Reckoning: Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy, in which she traces her journey to understand the…

David Horowitz talked about his book The Black Book of the American Left, in which he examines the left’s impact on America’s universities and colleges.

John Hechinger reported on college fraternity culture, highlighting Sigma Alpha Episilon (SAE), a national organization with 230 chapters and more than 15,000 members.

Former high school principal Linda Nathan examined the challenges facing high school students pursuing higher education.

Cathy Davidson talked about her book The New Education, in which she examines a new way of educating college students to be better prepared for the gig economy.