69: Math and Reading, Children's Autonomy, and Questioning Assumptions

An episode of the The Joel Bein Show podcast, hosted by Joel Bein, titled "69: Math and Reading, Children's Autonomy, and Questioning Assumptions" was published on November 19, 2025 and runs 42 minutes.

November 19, 2025 ·42m · The Joel Bein Show

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Are math and reading necessary to mandate for children? What's the cost and opportunity cost? Learn more about Joel: https://joelbein.com/ https://thehumanliberation.co/ https://thehumanliberation.co/guide

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Are math and reading necessary to mandate for children? What's the cost and opportunity cost?

Learn more about Joel:
https://joelbein.com/
https://thehumanliberation.co/
https://thehumanliberation.co/guide

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