Educators have long argued about the place of video in education. Some students, most would agree, learn visually and retain more information when they see something on a screen than through reading or a teacher's lecture. Educators agree that video and other forms of teaching have their place in schools. There's one skill, however, that Culatta believes lies at the core of all learning. “It would be hard to find any skill, other than reading, that would be more important to make sure that our student ...