Rebecca Kay Bright, Author

Breaking the Mold: Rethinking Education Beyond Standardized Testing Ah, the word "school" – for many, it evokes a sense of dread, while for others, it's a beacon of excitement. But why such a stark contrast? It's time we delve into the heart of the matter. There's a troubling notion out there, one that suggests education is not meant for everyone. It's a mindset that relegates certain individuals to low-paying jobs and tells them to be content with their lot in life. This mindset, rooted in the Industrial Revolution's socioeconomic disparities, seemed to fade with the rise of the middle class in the mid-20th century. Alas, it appears to be making a comeback among today's affluent and can be seen in certain state's public school curricula once again. In far too many states, standardized tests have become the be-all and end-all of education. They dictate whether a student progresses to the next grade, graduates, or even receives proper attention in

On Dating I was asked by an oversensitive male or three and a few apparently morally lacking females have never done something embarrassing. Sure I have but never something so stupid or disgusting as going to bed with some dude I don't know on the first date or picking up human feces. I have better judgment than this idiot obviously because (1) I wouldn't ever date offline (2) I'm not trash that goes picking up shit (3) I'm no slut so I wouldn't be going to some dude's house on the first date. Common sense says you don't do any of those and a lot of other stuff so you avoid being a laughing stock or called a whore. Sorry, this female who acted a whore and went to this dude's house on the first date and then played with her shit IS inferior to me and hopefully almost every other person on the planet. You made a crack about me being single. Nice try at shaming me for being happy! Didn't work!! Why would I want to get married? I don't need a ma

Mastering the Art of Critical Thinking: A Guide to Clarity and Precision In the realm of critical thinking, there exist seven essential standards that pave the way for clear, accurate, and insightful reasoning. Let's delve into each of these standards to uncover the keys to mastering the art of critical thinking. Clearness : The cornerstone of critical thinking lies in clarity. To achieve clarity, one must thoroughly understand the concepts at hand and adeptly articulate them. Additionally, tailoring your language to match your audience's level of understanding ensures that your points resonate clearly and precisely. Accuracy : The essence of critical thinking demands accuracy in presenting facts and information. By diligently researching and relying on credible sources, one can avoid inadvertently misleading their audience with inaccurate data. Importance : Critical thinkers recognize the significance of their subject matter and its relevance to their audience. Evaluating diff