413. Why Is It Important to Admit When You’re Wrong?

Nobody likes being wrong. But recognizing and admitting when you are wrong can make you a better person.

 

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Happy Tuesday! I don’t know if you saw it on our social channels yesterday (if you’re not following The Tuttle Twins, you should be!) but I was cracking up remembering an old Babylon Bee headline that read, “Study Shows Kids Who Are Homeschooled Could Miss Out On Opportunity To Be A Gay Communist” The folks at The Bee are satirists so of course they were being a little cheeky but, just like all satire, there’s a grain of truth to what they said. I made the point yesterday that schools really have become indoctrination centers for agenda-driven administrators and activist teachers. I know a lot of teachers, and many of the good ones are leaving the profession because they, like John Taylor Gatto before them, don’t want to participate in hurting kids anymore. The good news here is that the market continues to provide, and these good teachers who are leaving public ed

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