How Better Feedback Can Revolutionize Education (with Daisy Christodoulou)

Welcome to Econ Talk, Conversations for the Curious, part of the Library of Economics and Liberty. I'm your host, Russ Roberts of Shalem College in Jerusalem and Stanford University's Hoover Institution. Go to econalk.org where you can subscribe, comment on this episode, and find links and other information related to today's conversation. You'll also find our archives with every episode we've done going back to 2006. Our email address is mail at econalk.org. We'd love to hear from you. Today is March third, twenty twenty five, and before introducing today's guests. I want to share the results of our annual poll of your favorite episodes. Your favorite episodes of last year, twenty twenty four. I want to thank everyone who voted.

Here are the top ten in a tie for tenths. how the Constitution can bring us together with Uval And misinformation and the three languages of politics with Arnold Kling. Number nine, a tie, The Mysterious World of Owls with Jennifer Ackerman, Why Industrial Policy is Almost Always a Bad Idea with Scott Sumner. And injustice and the letter from Birmingham Jail with Dwayne Betts.

Number eight, the underrated Bruno Leone with Michael Munger. Number seven, why housing is artificially expensive and what can be done about it with Brian Kaplan. Number six, Glen Lowry tells all. Number five. Does market failure justify government intervention with Michael Munger?

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