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D Magazine Debuts Learning Curve, a Blog Dedicated to Education in Dallas

It's also another place where Eric's many fans can comment how much they love him
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Teacher, teacher, can you teach me? Can you tell me all I need to know?
Teacher, teacher, can you teach me? Can you tell me all I need to know?

There’s a new blog in the D media empire, and it’s run by little ol’ me. It’s called Learning Curve, and it will be devoted to education in Dallas (Dallas County, actually). I’ll still write for FrontBurner (more often, probably) and write my column for the magazine, but I’ll spend most of my time with Learning Curve. I’m very excited not only to have a forum to discuss education topics with you, but also to have a special place where my fans can gather to discuss what a sell-out/tool-of-the-man I am.

Fair warning: although I encourage gratuitous shots at me and/or Tim Rogers (just because), I will be policing the comments to make sure you folks stay on point. Have you seen the comment section of the other eduction blogs in town? It’s like a climate-denier’s convention, only liberal. I’m like you guys, educating myself on these issues as I go along, so I welcome help from folks showing me where I’m off-base. Which we all realize will be often, because I’m not that smart. I grew up in Oklahoma, after all.

With that out of the way, what are you waiting for? Come by, read my first post, bookmark the page, and let’s chat. Maybe we can all learns us a little sumthin.

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