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Antonia Mufarech,Jan. 25, 2022 People are natural storytellers. We constantly revise and edit the ways in which we talk about the past and future. It’s through storytelling that we make sense of the world, and Dan McAdams, a Northwestern professor…..
Remote school was devastating for many students. In Richmond, Virginia, a plan to switch to a year-round calendar brought promise and pushback. By Alec MacGillisJune 19, 2023 New Yorker Angela Wright became the principal of Fairfield Court Elementary School, in Richmond,…..
By Eleanor Cummins and Andrew Zaleski NYTimes July 16th 2023 Ms. Cummins is a journalist and an adjunct professor in New York University’s science, health and environmental reporting program. Mr. Zaleski is a journalist who covers science, technology and business. Stephanie Cacioppo thought…..
Maryland lawmakers prioritized the alternative disciplinary practice four years ago, but the rollout has been complicated By Caralee AdamsJuly 15, 2023 at 6:00 a.m. EDT The skirmish last fall began on a Montgomery County school bus. Someone — no one is sure who — tossed…..
By Celinda Lake and Mac Heller Washington Post July 20 2023 Celinda Lake, a Democratic Party strategist, was one of two lead pollsters for Joe Biden’s 2020 presidential campaign. Mac Heller is a documentary film producer, most recently of “Rigged: The Voter Suppression…..
Analysis by Gillian Brockell Washington Post July 20th 2023 Former police chief turned yoga instructor turned Jan. 6 defendant Alan Hostetter had a quote to share with the court during closing arguments in his federal trial, for which he defended himself. “When governments fear the people, there…..
By Ramesh Ponnuru Contributing columnistWashington Post July 25th 2023 American politics is awash in nostalgia. It’s bipartisan, and it starts at the top. All of our recent presidents have trafficked in it. Donald Trump’s inaugural address in 2017 portrayed a nation that had fallen…..
THEORY OF CHANGEMyScore is built on a narrative theory of change. The outcome we aim for in our work is a new story, a new frame of meaning, rather than just a new set of skills. Or put in another…..
By Amanda Ripley Contributing columnist Washington Post March 30 2023 At a cocktail party in a crowded Washington living room some years ago, I met a magazine editor who was working on a high-profile new book. It would transport the reader into…..
By E.J. Dionne Jr. Columnist|Follow Washington Post July 11th 2023 Hope is summoned so often in speeches and sermons that invoking it invites the very cynicism and resignation it is meant to answer. The word can seem to be a crutch to…..