In this short clip, sociologist Kathryn Wiens talks with veteran educator Angus McBeath about the tension many independent school students feel between academic achievement and personal honor. She also explains how some prep schools are forging a new paradigm.

To the delight of parents, conflict resolution skills taught at a classical school in Virginia show up at home.

This is a lightly edited transcript of an interview conducted on April 30, 2019 with internationally respected scholar Charles Glenn.

In this full-length interview and accompanying transcript, internationally respected scholar Charles Glenn addresses issues like these: • How Islamic schools work—both actively and by their existence—to counteract jihadist recruitment • The way Muslim parents and teenagers are negotiating career choice and religious practice • How teachers at Islamic schools are...

Students are being encouraged to choose a career earlier than ever, but this trend has its challenges. How can teachers help?

In the wake of school shootings, two teachers initiate secret kindness projects. Could such programs help neutralize the powerlessness that drives acts of violence?

In this short clip, sociologist Patricia Maloney talks with CultureFeed Editor Joanna Breault about the concept of “grit” and what can make it problematic when applied to lower-income students.

In this short clip, sociologist Jeffrey Guhin talks with veteran educator Angus McBeath about the crucial role of good principals in creating school climate.

In this short clip, sociologist Charles Glenn talks with CultureFeed Editor Joanna Breault about the modeling of character by teachers and their openness to discuss difficult topics with students.