Let's Fix Education / by Bruce Deitrick Price

Episode 173: What Are Best Education Topics To Study In Grad School (Wed., Oct. 23, 2024)

Bruce Deitrick Price

Memo to students. Are you looking for good topics to research and write about?  

I have been studying education for many years. I've published a lot of material that you will find useful.

So much of the writing within the field of education is shallow, useless, and boring. Typically, professors try to protect methods that should never have been embraced in the first place.

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I have a podcast with 170+ episodes. You can scan the titles quickly. 

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And I have 70 graphic videos on YouTube. Short, lively, and dare I say it, fun.


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LET'S FIX EDUCATION      by      Bruce Deitrick Price

Episode 173              Wed., October 23, 2024


What Are Best Education Topics To Study In Grad School?

A grad student in ed school left this question on Quora: how do I find interesting education topics to investigate?

True story: I’ve been writing about education for more than 30 years, but never thought to announce, hey, I'm a great source of education topics for students to write about.

I want to make that announcement now. Total articles, posts, blogs, and so on are way over 5000. Serious thinking about serious topics. Here are  the two main collections: 

Let’s Fix Education, this podcast, offers more than 170 episodes, each about 600 words. Just scan the titles until you find something interesting

To give you a sense of the podcasts I create every week, here are five items in order:

Episode 157: Why do Public Schools hate Geography??

Episode 158: Public Schools gone to hell?? Who you gonna call??

Episode 159: What About the Attempted "Assassination" of American Children? 

Episode 160: How Ideological Hacks Ruin The Schools

Episode 161: Schools more violent!! Experts pretend to be baffled?? 

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Now here is a separate collection in a different medium. More than 70 YouTube videos, usually less than 5 minutes. Most are graphic videos created on Keynote. Here are a few of my favorites:

Education as Neurotoxin: How the U.S. Was Dumbed Down 

       https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLyMplkuYdM

Reading Is Easy 

       https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JV0tPGn-Ws

An Educator Admits Her Mistakes 

         ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Chjlzn8ByQ

9 Reasons Why Public Schools Wallow In Mediocrity 

         https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_pzBo6HCfA


THE YOUTUBE COLLECTION:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2YPIDPnXI_SVTHo15AB5rQ


To find more material, search this: Bruce Deitrick Price, [any ed topic]

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I call myself "America's education expert." Bragging? It’s possibly true because the self-proclaimed experts theorize at a low level. They are enablers of a bad system. I went to excellent schools and graduated with Honors in English Literature from Princeton, and have been a novelist all my life. I think this background in the humanities is important. I have a good sense of what real schools feel like. I hate seeing our public schools descend into failure and mediocrity. (My literary site, a work in progress, provides short descriptions of my novels: Lit4u.com )