Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

Scholars who go against the academic grain and suffer the consequences for their apostasy have pinned some hopes for change on developing technology.

The type of programming that would get a parental lock at home comes in the classroom live and courtesy of the health care bill.

Those who most loudly proclaim the need for qualified math and science teachers are literally being challenged on how much they value science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Actually, if the complete history of slavery were explored, purists might be surprised at what they find.

Not since the Norman conquerors of England published their laws in French, for an English-speaking nation, centuries ago, has there been such contempt for the people’s right to know what laws were being imposed on them.—Thomas Sowell

One wonders sometimes if America would prosper if Academia didn’t.

It turns out that the revised standards are even much milder than what was left in place.

For years, education lobbyists have been crying for greater taxpayer funding while ignoring schools that do more with less rather than those that do less and less with more and more.

The hysteria over alleged global warming among elites has become so obvious that a Colorado college professor has taken notice of it.

Show and tell takes on a whole new dimension in the Bay State.

The same politicians set to lay federal largesse on public school teachers and deny the poor vouchers that would allow them to attend higher performing private schools in turn send their kids to…..private schools.

What used to come in the mail in a brown paper wrapper now pales in comparison to what might show up on a high school student’s assigned reading list.