Knowledge Is Power – Research
Knowledge is power: stand in it and use it wisely with a strong voice.
Education
NZ Universities Are at Financial Risk
Universities’ expenses are expected to outpace income, with some already operating at a deficit.
Sit Down, Shut Up, Do What You’re Told
Teachers have failed kids, especially in mathematics. Now they are moaning because the government has stepped in to tell them to teach kids properly. They need to sit down, shut up, and do what they’re told.
Hey, Leave Our Kids Alone
The UN duplicitiously ties the sexualisation and queering of children to their Sustainability Development Goals which New Zealand signed up to in 2015 as Agenda 2030.
Alarming Decline in Children’s Language Skills
The pandemic has severely affected social communication skills, with nearly two-thirds of teachers reporting setbacks in children’s language development.
We Are Teaching Kids Only Half the Scientific Method
There is nothing about testing, evaluating, or criticizing these explanations. But this sort of critical evaluation is the essence of science. It sets science apart from unconstrained belief.
How to Break NZ’s Bank Oligopoly Right Here, Right Now
At no taxpayer cost (and forget the Commerce Commission).
A Young Entrepreneur Offers Tips for Trailblazers
I want people to see just how beautiful unconventional education is, not just because of my experience, but because I believe this is the future of education.
Charter Schools Offer Choice and Chance
Tinetti has produced precious little evidence to back up her sweeping claims that charter schools are bad for children and their learning. She is simply parroting the union position.
Replay Radio – The Crunch
Cam speaks with guests "Gareth" about his special visit from Police and Hugh Devereaux-Mack about the appalling attack on Nicole McKee byt Chris Cahill.
Vermont Supreme Court Sacrifices Children to Big Pharma
If this vaccine-cult decision stands, parental distrust of vaccines will extend to ‘public-school hesitancy’ – why send a child to a school that has almost no legal accountability for its actions?
We’re Trying to Outdo One Another Again
Australia and NZ are locked in a downward race on education.
Face of the Day
Seymour said 10 of the 78 applications were state schools that would like to switch over.
A Speech We Should Take Note Of
Richard Prebble takes a good hard look at Christopher Luxon’s speech to the National Party conference and finds there is much to admire.
The Dying Newspapers
I’m constantly staggered by the mind-blowing ignorance of this demographic, notwithstanding their possession of university degrees.