Author @HarperCollins, “LESSONS IN LIBERTY: 30 Rules for Living from Ten Extraordinary Americans” | 2014 CA Teacher of Year (DAR), | Rep Linda Konner Lit Agency
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Here’s the announcement I’ve been waiting 2 years to make! On May 28th I have a new book being released by @HarperCollins entitled LESSONS IN LIBERTY--a book of patriotic self-help offering 30 life lessons from 10 extraordinary Americans. This is the book I’ve wanted to write my entire life. Amazing endorsements from @PeteHegseth, @SpencerKlavan, Richard Brookhiser, and @wil_da_beast630. A huge shoutout to the best editor around, @HannahGraceLong. I hope everyone will pre-order it now.
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"Modern civics must avoid trendy traps like project-based learning. Our students and our democracy are better served if our students possess a rich battery of knowledge about our history and where American political values come from." - @JeremyAdams6
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"Teachers can wrest back the power we once had—power to bequeath our students a future inspired by humanity’s many Muses rather than one seduced by the Sirens of their screens." - @JeremyAdams6
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“…Instead, our classrooms should be enclaves of aspiration & hives of high expectations…We must abandon the idea that an education of ease scaffolded on endless screens can ever achieve a fraction of the success of classrooms powered by traditional methods & expectations…”
Very few would call me a radical, but when I decided to teach like it was 1980 in the midst of a profession obsessed with Ed Tech, more than a few people thoughts I was losing it. My latest … @Beanie0597 @rpondiscio @ActonInstitute @RealClearBooks blog.acton.org/archives/1287…
“If we are to save the American way of life, that act of renewal will not take place in the halls of Congress or by way of presidential fiat. Quite simply, it must begin in the same place where it is currently imperiled: the American classroom.” blog.acton.org/archives/1287…
Very few would call me a radical, but when I decided to teach like it was 1980 in the midst of a profession obsessed with Ed Tech, more than a few people thoughts I was losing it. My latest … @Beanie0597 @rpondiscio @ActonInstitute @RealClearBooks blog.acton.org/archives/1287…
Becoming the “old man on campus” can infuriate, but it can also inspire. Excited for this publication today at @PublicDiscourse @Beanie0597 @larissaphillip @Perez_Writes @EverymanComm thepublicdiscourse.com/2026/…
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Every American is an heir to the blessings and privileges of the western tradition. When schools fail to teach the stories that tell of the struggles, victories, lessons, heroes, and achievements that are part of the tradition, they rob students of part of their inheritance.
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This part struck me. You can adjust technology or AI to have any look, feel, or voice (even your long past grandparent) but it will always be viewed as a facsimile. And kids deserve authenticity.
Absolutely honored to be featured in @The74 this morning! Yes, our kids want an education grounded in a common humanity and a broader life unencumbered by the soft and sometimes disastrous seductions of digital life. @Beanie0597
In three decades as a high school teacher, @JeremyAdams6 has watched his students embrace smartphones, social media, online learning and now AI. But recently he’s noticed some students becoming critics of the very technologies that shaped them buff.ly/TK8jgTq
This is 🔥: “The larger point, is that the costs of ignorance have gone up—not down—in this modern era. Knowing what is true, what is dubious, and how to know the difference becomes indispensable as adults increasingly rely on bespoke sources or AI as an all-purpose answerbot.”
"It’s a reminder that a good education is never just about acquiring a vaporous set of skills. It always comes back to informing judgment and cultivating discernment." — @rickhess99 educationnext.org/high-schoo…
This is 🔥 . . . the essential foundation of liberal democracy is the perpetuation of our institutions . . . it isn’t flashy, but it is powerfully true. Incredible piece by @SL_Schaeffer thehill.com/opinion/white-ho…
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The Ed Reform industry promotes a constant churn of instruction, curriculum, assessment, and accountability schemes. Unfortunately, this undermines a simple approach that identifies what works to boost student learning and then persuades local policy makers to adopt those policies.
This is absolute 🔥 and truth from the always wise @rpondiscio. I noticed when I would do publicity for my books, often the interviewers simply assumed most American teachers were part of a mindless cabal of pseudo-Marxist America haters. Not true at all…xitter.cf/rpondiscio/status/1989…
New from yours truly. A new survey might surprise those who think our schools are hotbeds of anti-American sentiment. 62% of teachers believe schools should teach that America is “a fundamentally good country. A solid majority think schools should teach students “to be patriotic and loyal toward the U.S.”
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This was a great review in @FDRLST by @EverymanComm about one of the most important and inspiring books of the year, @roddreher’s Living in Wonder! thefederalist.com/2025/09/25…
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“First came the assault on their mental health through social media, then reels eroded their attention spans, and now AI drains their capacity to ever be fully, genuinely educated.”
Teachers…this article from @JeremyAdams6 is well worth the read:
So, so honored to be published in @firstthingsmag this morning. This was such an important publication to me when I was a young man, looking up to those who could articulate the magic of being a human being. @Beanie0597 @dailystem @RealClearBooks
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"Moral drift, normative desensitization—call it what you will—is now unfolding in our schools at such a scale and speed that it marks a titanic fork in the road for the future of American education."
So, so honored to be published in @firstthingsmag this morning. This was such an important publication to me when I was a young man, looking up to those who could articulate the magic of being a human being. @Beanie0597 @dailystem @RealClearBooks
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