Education 
A Critical Examination of Calls for a ’21st-Century Education’
Education reformers often argue the need for ’21st-century education.’ Do their calls for an education revolution stand up to scrutiny? The issue of education reform is…
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Is Australia’s Literacy Education Failing Its Children?
Despite ever-increasing investment in education, Australia’s literacy rates are not improving and are falling behind those of other nations. Why is this so? The gradual decline…
Education
Will International Students Continue To Prefer UK Universities?
With lesser prospects for employment in the UK, and lack of stability, international students’ preference for UK Universities is likely to severely drop.
Education
Academic Decolonisation: the Slippery Slope of Dismantling Knowledge
The discourse surrounding academic decolonisation furnishes today’s intellectual and moralistic justifications for racism.
Battle of Ideas
Rearing Generation Safe Space – Abandoning Dialogue for Delusion
Millennials, who so virulently champion safe spaces, seem clueless about the dangers of eroding an atmosphere conducive to free speech.
Education
A Plea for a Return to a More Humane Understanding of the Humanities
Politicisation I’ve often heard people argue a moral case for the inclusion of gender theory, ‘critical race’ theory and other forms of theory influenced by postmodern…
Culture
Homegrown Arab: Choosing a Positive Identity in a Time of Populism
This is the time when identity politics and identity policing can prove noxious. Populist and nationalist movements are not the answer.
Book Reviews
‘I Find That Offensive!’ – The Reasons Behind Millennial Outrage
In her pithy, ebullient addition to Biteback Publishing’s Provocations series, Claire Fox makes a rousing appeal to Generation Snowflake to throw off their bubble wrap and…
Education
Interview – David Richards, Spokesperson, One School System Saskatchewan
Spokesperson of One School System Saskatchewan, David Richard, advocates for unifying school systems in Saskatchewan, Canada, and the challenges they face.
Education
Education News in Brief – May 11th, 2017
UK and Australian academic life is more stressful than Iran and Uganda; school cut preventions means more money on income tax; prescription drug use by kids a concern for British parents.