Tag: teacher

• Education in America – Part Four

  

  When the Classroom Becomes a Political Stage  A classroom is not a campaign office, a protest rally, or a stage on which adults perform their moral identity before a captive audience of minors. Its first obligation is instruction. That does not mean politics must never be discussed. On the contrary, any serious education in history,…

  Jonathan Hillmer

  March 25, 2026

  Education, History, On Family, politics

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• Why Fathers Matter: The Impact on Society and Families

  

  The role of fathers in society is both irreplaceable and undervalued. Despite fashionable rhetoric to the contrary, the evidence is overwhelming that fathers provide essential contributions to the stability and development of their children. A father’s presence—or absence—can ripple through generations, shaping the character, prospects, and resilience of individuals and communities alike.  Fathers are not…

  Jonathan Hillmer

  January 27, 2025

  Education, On Family

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