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Father, Child of God, Runner | Research Fellow, @AEI & Director, CERN | Author, "What Is Wrong with Our Schools?"

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Daniel Buck is a teacher, senior visiting fellow, and frequent contributor to various publications, including National Review, City Journal, and The Spectator. He earned is master's degree in education from the University of Wisconsin - Madison and writes on all things education.

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Teaching Students to Love America Again

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By Daniel Buck
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
Renowned classicist Werner Jaeger wrote that “education is the process by which a community preserves and transmits its physical and intellectual character.” Through education, a country introduces the next generation to its heroes, literature, music, arts, and ideals. Similar to an inheritance, a culture’s intellectual riches are passed along to children in the classroom by their teachers for them to enjoy and steward. America began this process early.
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Teaching Students to Love America: They Inherit Its Achievements, and Must Maintain This Great Civilization

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By Daniel Buck
| National Review Verified
An education promoting the prosperity and artistic achievements of America is no longer the norm. We have to give students something to feel pride in with school curriculum, and America's culture and past offer much.
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The Decline of Teachers Unions (and How to Advance the Trend)

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By Daniel Buck
| RealClear Education
Since its peak of 3.2 million members in 2009, the National Education Association has slowly but surely shrunk for a decade and a half. While there was a slight increase last year, membership now hovers around 2.8 million. For conservatives, it can seem as though the power of teachers unions continues to grow unabated year after year. But according to a new report from the Fordham Institute, that simply isn’t true.
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