
Joe Higgins - Education Entrepreneur
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Joe Higgins - Education Entrepreneur
@JoeEthosLogos
Classical Education is making a comeback in America and I intend to be right in the middle of it. 'Claiming to become wise, they become fools.' https://t.co/qUA6THhVwp







One of the week's most important reads, from @nora_delacour:


Everyone needs to read this.





6th grade teacher Jon Midget dramatically improved math scores by changing his approach. He now starts each class with timed multiplication drills, teaches procedures before concepts, and has students practice 30-40 problems daily instead of just 6. Every assignment mixes new and old topics throughout the year. Result: over 80% of students now score in the 97th percentile. hollykorbey.substack.com/p/how-to-weave…






Brené Brown shares what terrifies her most about the tech elite "I'm in rooms with the people who run these platforms and own the companies. I hear one billionaire say: 'My kids should study coding and physics — that's the future.' Five minutes later, the same person says: 'My success comes from deep reading of philosophy and the Stoics.' Which is it? It feels like there's an emerging thinking class: they get philosophy, liberal arts, history... while the rest of us just keep scrolling. Steve Jobs said his kids didn't have iPads. His family confirmed: no tech at dinner — they talked about art and history." The divide is real — and it's growing. 1:35 clip inside — sobering observation.




Extraordinary video. Too many extraordinary things to count. Most won't understand

I’ve noticed that student curiosity and questioning has grown because of explicit instruction. When students have a foundation of knowledge, they then have something meaningful to wonder about. Knowledge doesn’t suppress inquiry. It fuels it. We have to know before we can wonder.



I just came across this beautiful Pantone ‘Stained Glass’ door by Italian designer Armin Blasbichler.


