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Toxic Victimhood
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONThe new “woke” movement hurts minorities by pushing a “victim” mentality, says professor John McWhorter, author of “Woke Racism.”AVAILABLE RESOURCESWeb-based Online Quizzesare...
Both Sides: Should We Cancel Student Debt?
THE CASE FOR CANCELLING ALL STUDENT LOANSWHY CANCELING STUDENT LOANS IS BAD FOR EVERYONEAVAILABLE RESOURCES
Solving Student Debt
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONA new idea called “income share agreements” could help solve the student debt crisis.AVAILABLE RESOURCESAVAILABLE RESOURCESClick to Login or Register to Access These Additional...
Both Sides: What Should We Do About Student Debt?
ROBERT REICH: THE STUDENT DEBT CRISISSOLVING STUDENT DEBTAVAILABLE RESOURCES
Outside the Box
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONWhen Eli is required to reduce his son Jack to a single check-mark in front of a race box, it doesn’t sit well with him.Download Teacher's GuideDownload Video (.mp4 FILE)To download this video or the Teacher's Guide that goes along with it, please...
Both Sides: The College Crossroads Revisited
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The College Scam
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONA new book makes "The Case Against Education." Who would argue against education? Economics professor Bryan Caplan tells John Stossel that “what we need to do is to go back to a...
Both Sides: Charter Schools – Good or Bad?
CORPORATIONS GET RICH OFF CHILDREN WITH CHARTER SCHOOLSCHARTER SCHOOLS IMPROVE EDUCATIONAVAILABLE RESOURCES
Entrepreneur Saves Free College Courses
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONAn internet entrepreneur saved 20,000 free online college lectures (and more) after the government declared them illegal.AVAILABLE RESOURCESWeb-based Online Quizzesare also...
Both Sides: Free Speech and Political Correctness
IS PC CULTURE ANTI-FREE SPEECH?THREATS TO FREE SPEECH: CENSORSHIP ON CAMPUSAVAILABLE RESOURCES
Both Sides: The College Crossroads
IS COLLEGE WORTH IT?VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS VS. HIGHER EDUCATIONAVAILABLE RESOURCES
Both Sides: Should Everybody Vote?
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Che Guevara: Why So Popular?
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONWhat do you know about Che Guevara? Do you own a Che t-shirt? Do you cringe when you see someone wearing one? This segment looks at Che, his deeds, and his reputation.Download Teacher's GuideDownload Video (.mp4 FILE)To download this video or the...
Threats to Free Speech: Censorship on Campus
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONWhat is going on at colleges across America? These institutions of higher education were once bastions of free speech, where different views and ideas could be discussed openly. Now, many students want to silence those with whom they disagree by...
Political bias in the ivory tower of academia?
The King’s College Politics Professor David Corbin on political bias on college campuses.
Delayed Gratification: Can It Lead to Future Success?
What does it mean to “delay gratification”? What does a child’s ability or willingness to delay gratification indicate? Is this something that can be taught? Should it be? This segment looks at one role parents can play in fostering successful traits in their children.
Is the American Dream alive for minorities?
Center for Urban Renewal and Education’s Star Parker analyzes whether minorities have equal access to the American Dream.
How millennials view capitalism
The King’s College Economic Professor Brian Brenberg discusses students’ views on free market capitalism.
Do people blindly trust government, authority?
Baylor College of Medicine Neuroscientist David Eagleman discusses the Milgram experiment and the willingness of people to blindly trust authority.
Recycle Smarter Than a Third Grader
Reduce! Reuse! Recycle! All right? Maybe or maybe not, says scholar Daniel K. Benjamin. Making a new tissue out of a used one wastes resources, hardly a benefit the environment. Melting and casting aluminum cans, though, saves resources and benefits the environment. Just ask the aluminum company: they know that saving scraps pays for itself. So why does it take a lesson from your third-grade teacher to get you to recycle household waste?
College Tuition and Campus Luxuries
Why have colleges gotten so expensive? Has the money gone to improve education? Has the government forsaken our children? This segment looks at the rising cost of a college education.
The Psychology Behind Political Campaigns
Why do we favor one candidate over another? Is it because we look at the issues and choose our candidate accordingly? Or is it because we look at the candidates? And how do candidates and their campaigns react to the way we choose? This segment looks at voters, political races, and the psychology behind the campaigns that get candidates elected.
Should America Look Overseas for Skilled Workers?
Consumer Electronics Association CEO Gary Shapiro on the benefits of skilled immigrants on the U.S. economy.
Unpaid Internship: Rite of Passage or Corporate Scam?
Author Ross Perlin and Terry Michael of the Washington Center for Politics & Journalism debate whether interns should be paid for their work.
The Myth of a College Education
FBN’s John Stossel discusses why everyone doesn’t need to go to college.
State of the Union Address an Assault on Liberty?
FBN’s government experts debate whether the State of the Union address will impact personal liberties.
Censorship at College: Politeness Gone Wrong
Is college really a bastion of free speech, a marketplace of ideas, where views can be discussed in an atmosphere of openness? Are some cultural, economic, and political views more acceptable on campus than others? Who decides? Should only one side of a debate be allowed on campus, because some students might be bothered by the other side? This segment looks at the debate over limiting free speech on college campuses.
The War on Interns
Author Steven Greenhouse and Hannah Jackman of the National Journalism Center debate the use of interns.
Title IX
Are you opposed to sexism? Shouldn’t men and women be treated equally? Isn’t fairness a virtuous goal? Don’t we all believe in fairness? Doesn’t Title IX simply prohibit discrimination based on sex? Can good laws have bad results? This segment looks at Title IX and some unintended consequences.
Internship Regulation: Are Unpaid Interns Exploited?
Should interns get paid? Should minimum wage laws apply? Shouldn’t the education and training an intern gets be considered? Are there any unintended consequences of mandating that interns be paid? This segment looks at internships in America.
Are You a Biased TV Viewer?
FOX News Contributor Bernie Goldberg on the bias among viewers and why they are looking for validation.
Americans Look to Comedians for Serious News
FNC’s Greg Gutfeld on the blend of comedy and news in today’s media.
Should We Arm America’s Teachers?
California State Senator Leland Yee and author Suzanna Hupp debate the state’s gun laws.
College Campuses Limiting Free Speech
FIRE’s Greg Lukianoff discusses how universities around the country inhibit the First Amendment.
Vocational Schools vs. Higher Education
FBN’s Sandra Smith breaks down the pros and cons of vocations school and whether more kids should avoid college.
The Power of Debate
FBN’s John Stossel on the need for debate and the power of free speech.
Does Free Speech Exist at America’s Universities?
Dr. James Miller on the battle for free speech at many universities across the country.
What You Can and Can’t Say at Colleges
FIRE Founder Greg Lukianoff and Evan Coyne Maloney, "Indoctrinate U" filmmaker, on college speech codes.
Young Voters: Most at Stake, Least Informed
Headcount Executive Director Andy Bernstein and Reason Magazine Senior Editor Michael Moynihan on recruiting young voters.
Should We Pay College Athletes?
College football analyst Lou Holtz and Dr. Boyce Watkins debate whether the NCAA should provide financial compensation for student athletes.
Government Education Monopoly
School Choice Activist Sherry Street and former NYC Schools Chancellor Joel Klein debate whether the government should get out of America’s schools.
Crusading Ohio Mom Fights for her Kids’ Education
Democrats for Education Reform Chairman Kevin Chavous, on an Ohio mother being jailed for lying about where she lived in order to get her children into a better school, and why she did the right thing.