New Harvard Blog to Explore Global Education
The Harvard blog will include writings from a variety of experts, and build toward a May 19-20 meeting on global education. Read Full Post >
The Harvard blog will include writings from a variety of experts, and build toward a May 19-20 meeting on global education. Read Full Post >
The new PISA exam will focus on such matters as planning and managing financies, dealing with credit cards, and consumer rights. Read Full Post >
The series highlights the policies and practices of education systems that have shown strong performance or gains on the international assessment. Read Full Post >
Expect lots of analysis, and probably plenty of handwringing, after the international test results are issued next week. Read Full Post >
Protesters in Idaho express concern that the IB program spreads anti-American ideas in U.S. schools. Read Full Post >
A story examines the legacy of "The Montreal Massacre," and the reluctance of women to pursue careers in "STEM" fields. Read Full Post >
A former NCES commissioner weighs in on President Obama's "Educate to Innovate" campaign. Supporters of common standards look for grassroots support. Read Full Post >
The United Nations World Food Program is looking for the "edgiest, most provocative" videos about hunger for an international competition. Read Full Post >
A business-higher education group takes issue with the findings of a recent study on the "STEM" pipeline. Read Full Post >
China's education minister, Zhou Ji, is removed from his position and replaced by his deputy. Read Full Post >
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