Author: John Warner, EE staff writer

My wife and I recently moved into a new house, which brought me back into touch with that box of stuff where you throw old keepsakes that you have no...

For over two decades, the field of behavioral economics has been exploring the efficacy of “nudges,” suggestions meant to subtly direct behavior in specific, presumably beneficial ways. For example, the image...

School is just around the corner, and we’re in for an interesting time with the first semester where Covid remains present, but most of the previous mitigations are not.  These are...

Stephen Weber, who is in charge of things here at Educational Endeavors, tells me that the Chicago high school admission exams are October 26th, which means it’s time for EE...

Possibly the most significant education-related Supreme Court case since Brown v. Board of Education was decided last week. Carson v. Makin, a case involving schools in Maine, has been understandably overshadowed...