In this episode, Mike Palmer interviews Eric Stano, who is the Vice President of Consulting, Curriculum, and Product Strategy at Magic EdTech. Eric shares his extensive experience in educational publishing and content development, spanning over three decades. Magic EdTech is a digital services provider that collaborates with educational publishers and edtech companies. You can read … Read more
On the same day that the Washington Post announced that it would not endorse a Presidential candidate, the following article appeared, written by Isaac Arnsdorf and Josh Dawsey. Actually, I saw the article on the Post website Friday morning but by Friday night it had disappeared from the website. I searched for it at 1 … Read more
Former President Trump received endorsements from “highly respected” Muslim leaders and Imams during a campaign rally in the crucial state of Michigan. Trump, addressing a crowd in Novi, Michigan on Saturday afternoon, praised the group of Muslim leaders as “highly respected” before inviting them onstage. “I’m excited to receive the endorsement of these highly respected … Read more
The results of the APPEAR-C3G study demonstrate the potential of Fabhalta in treating C3 glomerulopathy (C3G), an ultra-rare kidney disease with no approved treatments. Fabhalta showed sustained proteinuria reduction at 12 months, along with improvements in estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) slope compared to patients’ historic rapid decline. The study also highlighted a favorable safety … Read more
The ruling party in Botswana, which has been in power for nearly six decades, is attempting a surprising move in the upcoming general election by adopting a phrase typically associated with opposition groups. The Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) is promoting “change” in its manifesto, with President Mokgweetsi Masisi acknowledging the need for different approaches. Despite … Read more
The ruling party in Botswana, which has been in power for nearly six decades, is attempting a bold move in the upcoming general election by adopting a phrase typically used by opposition groups – “change.” In their manifesto, the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) is calling for a collective effort towards change and prosperity for all. … Read more
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The leaders of the Commonwealth have agreed to consider reparations for the historic slave trade, despite the UK government’s attempts to ignore their demands leading up to the biennial gathering of the association. During the … Read more
This school year marks my 20th year in education and my 12th year at Rockingham Early College High School in Wentworth, NC. Our school is a five-year program that works to create first-generation college students. North Carolina is a leading state in the number of “early colleges,” which allow students to earn a college degree … Read more
Adolescent angst, much like the pains of love and the drama of youth, remains a timeless theme. Sam Gold, the director of the newly revived Romeo + Juliet on Broadway, understands this well. The production, a diverse, queer, and very millennial version featuring original music by Jack Antonoff, dives deep into the impulsive nature of … Read more
The Vatican summit, which lasted a month, has concluded with a call for women to take on more leadership roles in the Catholic Church, but there was no mention of women being ordained as priests, as some progressives had hoped at the beginning of the process. The synod marked the end of a four-year consultation … Read more