Monthly Archives: January 2014

Is Universal Pre-K Really the Way to Go?

Posted on January 28, 2014 by Meg Rayborn Dawson

There is something just so right-sounding and attractive about the idea of Pre-K for every kid in America.  It’s just a “no-brainer”, isn’t it?  There is no doubt that the concept is gaining popularity all over the country and, of … Continue reading →

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Another Good Reason to Homeschool

Posted on January 18, 2014 by Meg Rayborn Dawson

Last week a 13 year old girl came home and mentioned to her dad that she saw a poster at school that had her pretty upset.  As soon as her dad heard about it he became pretty upset too.  Actually, … Continue reading →

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A Student Slams Common Core

Posted on January 10, 2014 by Meg Rayborn Dawson

Finding a student who criticizes his school or teachers is not the most difficult task under the sun.  Finding one who has a perfect grasp of the disaster that is Common Core State Standards and can articulate it so that … Continue reading →

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The Government Has a Lesson Plan for You!

Posted on January 3, 2014 by Meg Rayborn Dawson

The only thing wrong with comparing central planning to a market based approach to anything is that they don’t compare – they contrast. There are so many aspects of today’s educational system that beg attention that one can hardly blame … Continue reading →

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