Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's recent comments about the mismatch theory have caused justifiable uproar. Many who never previously heard of mismatch theory applied to education are now in debate about its authenticity and relevancy. The theory of mismatch, although complex, and Justice Scalia's statements about it, raise an important issue for K-12 education. It creates one more arena for us to enter difficult conversations 
and to examine our social consciences.   Read more...

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