Sax's

The address thankfully resolves the mystery of why I was unable to find any record for Sax's birth, marriage or death.

R. M. Sax Steve 2010

Sax's argument that "boys have a brain-based advantage when it comes to learning math" is based on a very small study in which 19 participants looked either at faces or at a small white circle, while the blood flow in their brains was measured by an MRI.

Stupid Lies, And Why They Matter delagar 2007

Sax's argument that "boys have a brain-based advantage when it comes to learning math" is based on a very small study in which 19 participants looked either at faces or at a small white circle, while the blood flow in their brains was measured by an MRI.

Archive 2007-10-01 delagar 2007

When we gave a speech at a national teachers meeting, one private-school teacher in the audience stood up to say that his headmaster was revamping the entire curriculum based on Sax's theories of gender difference.

Archive 2007-10-01 delagar 2007

When we gave a speech at a national teachers meeting, one private-school teacher in the audience stood up to say that his headmaster was revamping the entire curriculum based on Sax's theories of gender difference.

Stupid Lies, And Why They Matter delagar 2007

This is my favorite part -- it comes near the end, after Liberman had worked through all of Sax's many errors:

Bad Science delagar 2006

This is my favorite part -- it comes near the end, after Liberman had worked through all of Sax's many errors:

Archive 2006-06-01 delagar 2006

I must note that the title of Sax's book is likely to raise the hackles of readers who are purists about proper English.

Archive 2005-10-23 Steve Sailer 2005

I must note that the title of Sax's book is likely to raise the hackles of readers who are purists about proper English.

My review of Why Gender Matters: Steve Sailer 2005

As founder of the national association for Single-Sex Public Education, Sax's favorite and perhaps most valuable theory is that co-educational schooling is frequently a mistake.

"Why Gender Matters" Steve Sailer 2005