ag6487 - Today, 07:11 AM

Could you make a card saying that teachers/schools won't circumvent education reforms

TheSnowball - Yesterday, 08:27 PM

Seems to come from this part of their Plank 17 card under solvency: I am concerned, and I know many of you have heard from your constituents, that diminished funding for the Title IVA SSAE grant would force many school districts to choose between...

PcsJoslinJJ - Yesterday, 08:18 PM

 STEM Aff - MSDI 2017.docx 741.63KB 3 downloads

nathan_debate - Yesterday, 07:26 PM

This seems like threat construction (bares some lose resemblance) or universalizing narratives by another name. I'm not sure there is an obligation to have a maximally persuasive case.

nathan_debate - Yesterday, 07:22 PM

I feel like there is a way to get more offense, like "securitization" good. I think Foucault DAs too about his understanding of power or creating DAs out of a rhetorical focus/textual focus/reps focus.

AQuackDebater - Yesterday, 03:54 PM

Cap file dropping next week! 

TheSnowball - Yesterday, 01:39 PM

In this case education in general worksHey, I looked for this for a while. I couldn't find many things about the NSF that weren't also by the NSF. Here's one card I found - it's really a kind-of terrible card, but it does make a private secto...

TheSnowball - Yesterday, 01:37 PM

9/20/17 - Hey sorry I've been out for 5 days. Back again. Here's a short card that potentially represents a "partisanship politics DA" - the impact being that the federal agenda right now is pretty bad. Could also be used as a link to a particular issu...

TheSnowball - Yesterday, 12:59 PM

Would you mind attaching the file, please?

TheSnowball - Yesterday, 10:40 AM

It seems like the alternative could be "weak theory" - here's a quote from a Gibson-Graham card. As a means of getting theory to yield something new, Sedgwick suggests reducing its reach, localizing its purview, practicing a ‘weak’ form of theory....