The Daughters Of Men And The Last Of The Strange Days
The post reflects on a generational “daughters” who hold us accountable for our collective failure to learn from past wisdom, pointing out that we have favored memorization over…
Schools, teachers, students, curriculum, self-education, learning how to learn, science and math.
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The post reflects on a generational “daughters” who hold us accountable for our collective failure to learn from past wisdom, pointing out that we have favored memorization over…
In this rousing post the narrator—an earnest teacher and code‑lover—proclaims that students have long been reduced to numbers on a sheet, but that through understanding…
I spent a day in a New York school’s upper‑East‑Side computer lab on a Macintosh Performa 5200, where I enjoyed exploring its user interface and learning to use a painting…
The post argues that cramming is a form of “fake” education that locks people in a cycle of memorization and corruption, causing cultural decline. It claims that true learning…
In this post the author describes how they use an AI‑powered programming tool to teach students to build a visual “subway map” builder: a graphical editor where users can place…
The post unfolds as a lyrical journey that begins with the awakening of young minds on Earth—children who rise from inherited myths and questions “why truth must be tamed.” It…
The post laments a deep, ancient sorrow that pervades humanity—division, misunderstanding, noise, and ineffective education—and declares authentic, wisdom‑seeking learning as its…
I recently met two kids who had fallen prey to the same kind of simple lies their mothers fed them—one saying phones cause cancer and another that fairies were stealing sugar…
A teenage hacker leaves a corporate schooling machine to build an adventure‑driven, AI‑powered learning network that restores curiosity worldwide and eventually enables…
The author proposes a Sunday‑long adventure for an elder to share his wisdom with grandkids: visiting natural‑history museums, watching the re‑release of Carl Sagan’s *Cosmos*,…
The post opens with a visionary foreword urging a shift from rote, bureaucratic schooling to a dynamic, reason‑driven education that values curiosity and personal growth over…
The author laments a rigid, memorization‑centric school system that produces processed adults and calls for youth to unlearn it; he then celebrates self‑taught…
The poet urges humanity to rise as a species awakening, growing in wisdom and truth so that nothing can break what we become. Each person must remember the sacred mind, ignite a…
The post argues that the traditional grade‑based system of schooling is flawed, treating students as numbers rather than individuals with unique curiosities; it claims that…
The post celebrates self‑educated creators who rise above conventional schooling, lamenting rigid rows, authoritarian teachers, standardized tests, and one‑size curricula that…
The post outlines a comprehensive framework for an evidence‑based, student‑centered education system that blends science, philosophy, and practical application. It emphasizes…
The post argues that future teaching will be driven by AI‑assisted individualized learning, where students pursue their own curiosities rather than fixed curricula; it claims…
The author argues that our nation’s founding belief in knowledge as the path to freedom is being undermined by an education system that prioritizes memorization over…
The post argues that modern schooling relies on rote memorisation rather than true understanding, describing how teachers, students and principals all settle into a “homeostatic”…
The post argues that true intelligence comes from genuine interest, not genetic superiority, and that many people learn only by rote memorization because schools emphasize it;…
The post describes an educational journey where the learner takes charge of their own path—guided by curiosity rather than AI alone—and builds a visual functional reactive…
The post muses on the idea that true growth comes from constant learning rather than formal titles or awards; it tells the story of a busy kid whose teacher’s complaint about his…
The post celebrates the imaginative idea that all beings of the stars possess a “purrculator” and can purr as loudly as cars, using playful rhymes and repetitive imagery to…