Rethink.

• Ped­a­gogy of the Oppres­sor, by Sol Stern — fta: “Ped­a­gogy of the Oppressed was one of the most fre­quently assigned texts in their phi­los­o­phy of edu­ca­tion courses.… Ped­a­gogy of the Oppressed men­tions none of the issues that trou­bled edu­ca­tion reform­ers through­out the twen­ti­eth cen­tury: test­ing, stan­dards, cur­ricu­lum, the role of par­ents, how to orga­nize schools, what sub­jects should be taught in var­i­ous grades, how best to train teach­ers, the most effec­tive way of teach­ing dis­ad­van­taged stu­dents. This ed-school best­seller is, instead, a utopian polit­i­cal tract call­ing for the over­throw of cap­i­tal­ist hege­mony and the cre­ation of class­less societies.”
• Mac mal­ware is on the rise, just as I’m think­ing about get­ting one.
• The pol­i­tics of deter­gent — yes, this is an excel­lent read.
• best.comic.ever.

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