By GREGORY L. MOORE When I say I’m a city boy, that’s exactly what I mean. I grew up on the east side of Cleveland, and my public high school was bigger than the private college I graduated from — Ohio Wesleyan University in rural Delaware, Ohio. About 45 minutes into the drive to get […]
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By GREGORY L. MOORE I can’t believe I’m writing this because for the past few years, I have been a proponent of remote work. But if I worked in a big organization, I would want to work on site, distractions and office politics notwithstanding. I don’t work in a big shop. In fact, my partner
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By GREGORY L. MOORE Bayou Barbie is dead. And I’m glad it happened on Monday night in a nationally televised game for a berth to go to the Final Four in women’s college basketball. Iowa vs. LSU was one of the best basketball games I’ve seen in years. The two teams faced off in last
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By GREGORY MOORE For the past several weeks, I have paused several times a day to try to experience what it’s like to be blind. Claudia Folksa has that kind of effect on you. More about her in a bit. Imagine being blind and you’re in an unfamiliar space — like a supermarket or a concert venue
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KLOWTIFY Commentary Team Today is all about the gap. Everything seems to have one: The student achievement gap; the pay equity gap; the gender gap; the racial gap; the language gap; the literacy gap; the wealth gap; the affective healthcare gap; the economic and gender confidence gaps. The American mind embraces the gap as a given, the distance between, the distinction. A gap inherently defines the haves from the have-nots. It frames the struggle. And
KLOWTIFY Commentary Team Today, we are over-the-moon to share with you and the world that our new company KLOWTIFY has launched! The new website is now live, and we are excited to fully embark on this adventure with co-founders Greg Moore and Jennifer Clancy. Our company works with executives to produce thought leadership, to share
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KLOWTIFY Commentary Team Seeing a headline like the one that ran in the The Chronicle of Higher Education — “Teaching Evaluations Are Racist, Sexist, and Often Useless” — instantly transported me to a time in my 20s when I was a student teacher. On the surface, my experience was positive: I was hired. What I
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By GREGORY MOORE I’ve been thinking about the risks many of us take in our everyday lives after the tragedy aboard the Titan that was lost journeying to the Titanic, resting 12,500 feet below the North Atlantic. Be honest: if that was a $250 trip, instead of costing $250,000, how many of you would have
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