Atom-Based Sensor Could Help Children's Brain Research
A new atom-based sensor could improve brain imaging studies of children. Read Full Post >
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Students Conduct Research In Bug-Based Neuroscience
A school-based neuroscience program teaches students through cyborg bugs. Read Full Post >
October 21, 2011
Update: Support Builds for ARPA-Ed in ESEA Reauthorization
Outside support appears to be building for an Advanced Research Projects Agency-Education, or ARPA-Ed, modeled on a cutting-edge research group within the U.S. Department of Defense known as DARPA. Read Full Post >
July 19, 2011
Dell Foundation Launches Tool to Connect Student Data
The Austin, Texas-based Michael and Susan Dell Foundation has released a new data standard, intended to help educators and researchers to use information from state and local data systems even before the systems have been aligned. Read Full Post >
September 03, 2010
NCES Switches Out Adult Education Study
The National Center on Education Statistics has tabled its primary study of adult literacy in favor of a smaller, more targeted international assessment intended to gauge Americans' skills in a technologically advanced workplace. Read Full Post >
May 08, 2009
Is the End Near for Teachers' Unions?
A couple of free-market revolutionaries, in a new book, predict that technology will transform schools, weaken teachers' unions, and upend the politics of schooling. Read Full Post >
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