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Course Correction Essential to Avoid Testing Scandals
A lot of attention was given to the recent cheating scandal in Atlanta school. This is not surprising considering the extent of corruption that shocked the nation..... |
 Jamie K |
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Methods that can help Higher Education face growing challenges
Higher Education is an industry that is swelling in size. Already busy classrooms are still accommodating extra students, anyone who applies is welcomed on campuses.... |
 Kathy |
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Fresh Trouble Brewing for For-Profit Colleges
The dispute between for-profit colleges and the government regulators has been simmering for a long time and has just boiled over again even as students prepare.... |
 Karen |
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Teachers who supported Obama’s 2008 campaign today oppose his policies
As we progress through and head towards 2012, one of the fronts where our President will maybe not find any support at all is among teachers. Education is an area.... |
Jamie K |
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Should we force graduation on students who cannot afford it?
Our country has a huge problem with college drop outs too just as with high school drop outs and the sooner our policymakers realize this, the better. This phenomenon.... |
 Staff |
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Focus on Improving High School Infrastructure as a First Step in Education Reform
Our policy makers no doubt have been striving to bring in effective higher education reforms. However, most of them fail to produce any significant results predominantly.... |
 Chris |
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Community Colleges – A pathway to lucrative career?
Just look at our job markets and our higher education scenario and you will know how much our schools are poised to be tested in the endeavor to produce twenty million.... |
 Tom |
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Time for Public Education to Stand Up and Fight
Recession is something we did not create and yet all of us including teachers, students are working families are forced to suffer for it. We face many challenges.... |
Kathy |
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Arne Duncan to meet Mayor and officials in Cleveland
Our Education Secretary Arne Duncan is all geared up to meet Mayor Frank Jackson of Cleveland next week. He is on a mission to initiate greater involvement by the.... |
Staff |
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Should you choose a big city school?
As compared to the seventies and eighties, students today prefer studying in city colleges. Gone are the days when quaint colleges on pretty, green campuses were.... |
Karen |
