Education is never neutral! Every educational system rests on assumptions about reality, knowledge, and value, whether explicitly stated or implicitly… Read More

Can a girl become anything she wants? This question is a variation of the age-old debate: “Can women have it… Read More

A crisis is underway. Boys are falling behind in school, and their college enrollment rate is dropping. Nicholas Eberstadt, in America’s Invisible Crisis: Men… Read More

For much of human history, raising children was a collective effort. Families, neighbors, and extended relatives all contributed to child-rearing,… Read More

We live in a time where dogs are often treated like people while humans are increasingly treated like dogs. Children,… Read More

If family is the first school for children, we must begin our discussion on education by addressing an essential question:… Read More

Prussia, now part of Germany, is the birthplace of modern education in the eighteenth century. The impulse was there in… Read More

Orthodox Christianity teaches that human nature possesses a definite essence—an unchanging core of human identity—endowed by God. Our inherent value… Read More

We live in an exceptionally difficult time to raise children with Orthodox Christian values, moral fortitude, and intellectual dynamism. Though… Read More