Utah is often ridiculed by media and public school proponents for having the least amount of money spent per student on education. They aren’t wrong, but they also aren’t telling the whole story.
By applying creative principles both in and outside the home, we can provide starter homes for everybody who wants one — and at a price much lower than what we are seeing today.
"Skyrocketing rent! High-interest rates! Limited Supply! Increased Homelessness!" These are some of the headlines and issues that we have been dealing with during this housing crisis. But why?
The idea of offering cheaper and faster internet is appealing, but the reality is that municipal networks struggle to break even, much less turn a profit, without the help of taxpayer funds.
Rather than lower expectations, children can succeed if we move expectations to fit their learning style. For example, there's more than one way to teach a visual learner how to do complex math. We simply need to meet them where they're at.
Advocates say banning cell phones will improve student achievement, decrease student misbehavior, and improve the school's overall climate. But do these bans work?
