Thursday, October 31
The grading, judging, and ranking of schools has spiraled out of control. On multiple occasions, the systems involved have demonstrated their susceptibility to manipulation, as well as corruption. At the same time, systematic rankings of schools have not established... Continue reading »
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Tuesday, October 29
MOOCs have been hailed as a game changer in higher education. But Scott Garrigan is interested in their potential for K-12 education.
The jury is out as to whether MOOCs – (massive open online courses ) being offered by an increasing number of colleges and ... Continue reading »
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Monday, October 28
Jamie Amelio presented to a full house at the Linderman Rotunda on October 18 to share her new book "Graced with Orange."
Jamie C. Amelio is the founder and CEO of Caring for Cambodia, a non-profit organization directed toward educating children and training... Continue reading »
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Friday, October 18
Written by Elizabeth Shimer Bowers | Illustrated by Edel Rodriguez
At the request of Theory to Practice, alumnus Peter Langman—a sought-after expert on the... Continue reading »
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Friday, October 18
Ralph Waldo Emerson’s poem “Concord Hymn” commemorated “the shot heard ‘round the world" in the clash between local militiamen and British troops that marked the start of the Revolutionary War in 1775.
But 70 years later, in nearby Boston, another shot was fired—... Continue reading »
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Monday, October 14
Written By Eric Metcalf | Illustrations By Henrik Drescher
The educators lean forward in their chairs and tilt their heads to ponder the situation from a new perspective. They furrow their brows, contemplating how they will... Continue reading »
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