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Nancy Kalish-Unvarnished Truth
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Nancy Kalish is an education activist. She frequently appears on the Op-Ed page of The New York Times. She co-authored “The Case Against Homework” with Sara Bennett, a contributor to Senior Dad. In conversation with Stan Goldberg she alerts us to a key reason our teens seem to be asleep the first period of the day. After that she fills us in on what’s been happening around the country as homework policies change, including new ideas about school work at home and why some of our children are not learning to love to read. These topics and more in “Nancy Kalish—Unvarnished Truth”.50 episodes
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