Gregory Laski
@greglaski.bsky.social
Professor, Scholar, Journalist * Culture and US civic life—past and present * English PhD * Books: "Untimely Democracy" & "Democracies in America" * Bylines: LARB, Public Source, Chronicle of Higher Education, &c. * www.gregorylaski.com
Great work on this important story/series
October 25, 2025 at 3:58 PM
Great work on this important story/series
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a thing about human teachers—it’s not just about having someone around who’s “nice” or “encouraging,” there’s no substitute for a teacher who likes ideas and enjoys being in a room full of thinking students
October 15, 2025 at 1:11 AM
a thing about human teachers—it’s not just about having someone around who’s “nice” or “encouraging,” there’s no substitute for a teacher who likes ideas and enjoys being in a room full of thinking students
I see what you're saying, but also what if we were to think of civic education beyond the K-12 iteration, which usually happens only once? For example, I'm working on new project that thinks of how journalism could be form of civic ed.
October 21, 2025 at 4:27 PM
I see what you're saying, but also what if we were to think of civic education beyond the K-12 iteration, which usually happens only once? For example, I'm working on new project that thinks of how journalism could be form of civic ed.