Adjunct justice

I'm Michael Smith, I'm the chair of Curriculum, Instruction and Technology in Education. It's my fifth year here at Temple. I've been a teacher for 34 years, though. I...

My name is Ann Rivet, I’m an associate professor of Science Education here at Teachers College. I grew up in New Hampshire, so I grew up in New Hampshire; I went to school in Rhode Island. There are...

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I really never thought that in my career opposing people who exploit other people are I would actually be advocating against a law. But I am. it Prop 35 has passed it will not have an impact the next...

Hi I'm Bill Tai I'm a venture capitalist based in Silicone Valley and also a sponsored athlete in kiteboarding with Cabrinha Kiteboarding. I'm an Adjunct Professor of...

Well, I think it’s really important that agencies are able to manage their use of force protocols and not just policies. I think it’s really important for agencies to understand that the use of force...

Well, a conducted energy device is a wonderful tool for law enforcement if used properly. Having been hit with one, I can tell you it’s very painful. It takes away your muscle control. If used...

Well, that’s a good question because used properly, it boils down to the reasonableness standard and boils down to using a level of force that may be a little bit above the suspect but not...

There are certain senses and broad theoretical senses in which cultural differences don't make a big difference in how I teach rehab to home kinds of things, in the sense of certain...