Tutoring
Tutoring, education, and my work in cognitive science. This is the serious side.
"It's Official! The Professional Tutoring Program (PTP) is Live" announces the launch of a project I built with Columbia University. The Professional Tutoring Program had been in the works for a while, and seeing it go live was a big moment.
"The John Curley Show: The James Bond of SAT Tutoring" covers a wide-ranging conversation I had on KIRO Newsradio. Apparently I have a reputation.
Then there is "Big Life Update: Chief Cognitive Scientist at Advantage Testing." I joined Advantage Testing as their Chief Cognitive Scientist, a company The New York Times called the "premier tutoring service." That role changed my trajectory.
I also wrote "The Free Press: The War on Knowledge," originally published in The Free Press, where I explored the troubling decline of knowledge education in our schools.
With 17 posts, this is my most active category. Education is the thing I keep coming back to no matter what else I am working on.