• We're Still Not Talking to our    Children About Sex

• The Politics of Gender in the
   Workplace

• Darwin and Diversity

• It Wasn't Broken When We Fixed It

• The Facts Never Speak for
   Themselves

• You Can't Prove Anything with    Science

• Social Structures are Just as Real as
   Physical Structures

• When Family Functions Become
  Market Functions

• Alternative or Traditional:
   What Kind of Healing is it?

• Community Problem-Solving
   Strategies

• Even More!

"If it ain't broke, don't fix it!" How many times have you heard piece of wisdom? Public life is full of examples where that advice was studiously ignored. A prime example is our system of primary and secondary education. Why do we spend so much energy reinventing what is, at root, a very well understood process? What are the perceived differences in today's learning environments that tempt us to experiment with new methods? This can be a short talk or a 3-day workshop.