Wednesday, July 18
Michael George, director of the Centennial School of Lehigh’s College of Education, recently testified before the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions in... Continue reading »
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Monday, March 5
CAN A RENEWED FOCUS ON STEM DISCIPLINES IN TODAY’S EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM MAKE THE UNITED STATES MORE ECONOMICALLY COMPETITIVE AND BRING US THE TECHNOLOGICAL UTOPIA WE BELIEVE IT CAN?
It’s a sunny morning in 2112.
You are sipping a cafe macchiato in the... Continue reading »
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Friday, February 17
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett recently unveiled a plan to narrow the state’s ongoing fiscal crisis by cutting state funding to higher education. It’s the biggest change in his $27.14 billion budget from last year: a proposed $1.4 billion, or 20 percent, cut to higher... Continue reading »
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Monday, December 5
In a Chronicle of Higher Education report, Lehigh was ranked third nationally in research productivity. The College of Education’s school psychology program was ranked among the nation’s elite for research productivity in a report recently published in The... Continue reading »
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Sunday, November 20
Five years ago, The New York Times dissected STEM education and realized, yet again, that America was falling well short in preparing its teachers to lead successful, STEM-driven curricula. Even today, recruiting and retaining high-quality teachers is a problem that ... Continue reading »
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Wednesday, November 2
FLASHBACK: JANUARY 8, 2002
The law enjoyed early bipartisan support. “I think what’s important today is that we have a president that wants to make this a strong priority in education,” Senator Edward Kennedy (D-MA) said during the White House signing ceremony... Continue reading »
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