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    Explore " robert jackson" with insightful episodes like "History of the new class size law & the Class Size Working Group", "Dan Proft: When the Government Determines Misinformation", "Dan Proft: When the Government Determines Misinformation", "Shareholder Vote Suppression With SEC Commissioner Rob Jackson" and "029: Ember & "Big OSS" with Robert Jackson" from podcasts like ""Talk Out of School", "Townhall Review l Commentaries", "Home", "Capitalisn't" and "The Frontside Podcast"" and more!

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    History of the new class size law & the Class Size Working Group

    History of the new class size law &  the Class Size Working Group

    Chalkbeat, COVID guidance for NYC schools https://ny.chalkbeat.org/2023/9/12/23870420/nyc-schools-covid-guidance-2023-2024-testing-vaccines

    UNESCO report, An Ed Tech Tragedy? https://www.unesco.org/en/digital-education/ed-tech-tragedy

    NY Times article about the UNESCO report https://www.nytimes.com/2023/09/06/technology/unesco-report-remote-learning-inequity.html


    Class Size Matters presentation on the ways DOE is putting student privacy at risk https://classsizematters.org/the-many-ways-in-which-doe-is-putting-student-privacy-at-risk


    Class Size Matters testimony on dangers of DOE plans to expand online learning and ed techhttps://classsizematters.org/testimony-on-the-dangers-of-doe-plans-to-expand-online-learning-and-ed-tech

    FAQ on the new state class size law https://classsizematters.org/faq-on-the-states-new-class-size-law

    Class Size Working Group (CSWG) public engagement sessions to present their proposals for feedback:

    Tuesday, September 26th – 5- 7:30pm online (Manhattan/Brooklyn);
    Wednesday, September 27th – 5- 7:30pm online (Queens/Bronx/Staten Island)
    Monday, October 2nd –  5- 7:30pm in person at MLK Campus Auditorium, 122 Amsterdam Ave, Manhattan  (Citywide) .
    Register for these sessions here: https://learndoe.org/class_size/


    More information on the CSWG and their proposals here: https://infohub.nyced.org/reports/financial/contracts-for-excellence

    Dan Proft: When the Government Determines Misinformation

    Dan Proft: When the Government Determines Misinformation

    In his majority opinion in the 1943 case of West Virginia v. Barnette, Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson wrote, “…compulsory unification of opinion achieves only the unanimity of the graveyard.”

    It stands as one of the great holdings in First Amendment jurisprudence. 

    The Biden administration has essentially taken the opposite view: that only through the elimination of dissent can we truly be free. Thus, the rollout of Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy’s Truth Ministry.

    The same social media platforms that banned a certain former President of the United States aren’t doing enough to quash cognitive dissonance on COVID, says Minister Murthy.

    “Misinformation” must be banned to “save lives,” they say. 

    What constitutes misinformation? Who decides?

    Any statement that doesn’t come from a “credible source,” they say.

    Which are the credible sources? Who decides?

    We get no answers to questions that would define the parameters of legitimate discussion because the Surgeon General isn’t interested in winning an argument or even making one, but rather only in enforcing an opinion.

    And to the graveyard goes a free society.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Dan Proft: When the Government Determines Misinformation

    Dan Proft: When the Government Determines Misinformation

    In his majority opinion in the 1943 case of West Virginia v. Barnette, Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson wrote, “…compulsory unification of opinion achieves only the unanimity of the graveyard.”

    It stands as one of the great holdings in First Amendment jurisprudence. 

    The Biden administration has essentially taken the opposite view: that only through the elimination of dissent can we truly be free. Thus, the rollout of Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy’s Truth Ministry.

    The same social media platforms that banned a certain former President of the United States aren’t doing enough to quash cognitive dissonance on COVID, says Minister Murthy.

    “Misinformation” must be banned to “save lives,” they say. 

    What constitutes misinformation? Who decides?

    Any statement that doesn’t come from a “credible source,” they say.

    Which are the credible sources? Who decides?

    We get no answers to questions that would define the parameters of legitimate discussion because the Surgeon General isn’t interested in winning an argument or even making one, but rather only in enforcing an opinion.

    And to the graveyard goes a free society.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Shareholder Vote Suppression With SEC Commissioner Rob Jackson

    Shareholder Vote Suppression With SEC Commissioner Rob Jackson
    A common theme on our podcast is whether shareholders have too much power. But if we were going to redistribute that power, to whom should it go? Two recently proposed rule changes at the SEC would transfer more power to CEOs. But do we really want to empower managers to operate with less checks and balances? This week, Kate and Luigi sit down with SEC Commissioner Rob Jackson to talk through these issues and debate the proposed SEC rules.

    029: Ember & "Big OSS" with Robert Jackson

    029: Ember & "Big OSS" with Robert Jackson

    Robert Jackson works at Aptible and is a member of the Ember core team. In this episode, we discuss how he got into Ember, his past experience with running a business, how he manages his OSS workflow at Ember's scale, working remotely, work/life balance, and more.

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