Ironically, in metaphysics (literally in Greek, “after physics”), we have a quote from Aristotle: “The first philosophy, or metaphysics,...

Game theory is a powerful mathematical framework used to analyze decision-making in competitive situations where outcomes depend on the...

In ancient Athens, few figures were as promising, yet as tragically flawed, as Alcibiades. A student of Socrates, Alcibiades was blessed...

When I sat down with Senator Arlen Specter at the gym in 2007, I expected a typical conversation about fitness, medicine and health....

In recent years, video games have gained attention as a potential tool for managing anxiety, especially those considered family-friendly,...

I still remember the sound of cards shuffling on that sticky, laminate table in her tiny trailer. My brother and I sat across from my...

In the shifting landscape of modern education, I now proudly consider myself a conservative in this domain. I do not back away from this...

"Trust me, Thaddeus, when I tell you that I understand how difficult it is to be burdened with a disability. But you, sir, have shown us...

As a father of children with disorders, the question of inclusivity in education is not merely academic for me; it is deeply personal....

My journey to revolutionize education began with a deeply personal experience—one that highlighted the systemic flaws in both public and...

George Land, a renowned scientist and author, was hired by NASA in the 1960s to develop a test that could identify creative potential in...

Recently, I had the pleasure of meeting with City Councilman Kevin Schmidt in his office. Our conversation was both inspiring and...

Imagine climbing Mount Everest, exploring a uranium atom the size of a mountain, or stepping inside a Salvador Dali painting to...

Imagine taking a uranium atom and enlarging it to the size of the Eiffel Tower so you can see the orbiting electron cloud, climb it, jump...

Steve Jobs once said, "You've got to start with the customer experience and work back toward the technology – not the other way around."...

In the philosophical musings of Aristotle, "arete" signifies excellence or virtue, embodying the highest form of good a person can...

Charlemagne is often breezed over in school, but he shouldn’t be. While he is known for creating the Holy Roman Empire, his contributions...

I recently had the opportunity to sit down with David Schmidt, a dedicated advocate for education and a candidate for the school board in...

The "cheap talk" learning method draws on game theory principles to guide students toward optimal educational outcomes without...

Launching Students into STEM Careers through Video Game Design At The Barrett School, we’re always seeking innovative ways to engage our...