Megan M. Farnsworth

Megan M. Farnsworth is a Bradley Fellow at The Heritage Foundation (www.heritage.org), and a former curriculum specialist and teacher in Burbank, Calif.The views expressed within represent those of the author, and do not necessarily reflect those of Capit

Class sizes and Academic Achievement

Election Day brought some surprises, but the fact that voters in Florida passed an amendment that would reduce class sizes in their state isn't one of them. Naturally, most parents would rather see their children in classes with just 19 other kids and a qualified...
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Class sizes and Academic Achievement

Nov 23, 2002 |

Election Day brought some surprises, but the fact that voters in Florida passed an amendment that would reduce class sizes in their state isn't one of them. Naturally, most parents would rather see their children in classes with just 19 other kids and a qualified...

The Other Education Crisis

Apr 6, 2001 |

Once a week, 9- and 10-year-old boys at Cleveland Elementary School in Washington, D.C., learn how to be gentlemen. They're taught to take off their hats when they enter a building. They're told to open doors for visitors. They learn how to respect each other, respect...

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