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December 02, 2010
December 01, 2010
Toward Digital Learning for All
A new report lays out steps policymakers can take to bring technology-based learning to every student.
November 30, 2010
Should Poker Be Allowed in Schools?
Despite opposition from anti-gambling groups, one northern Virginia high school is using poker to teach math.
November 24, 2010
Does TFA Have the Corner on the Teacher Job Market?
A Baltimore City teacher blames Teach for America for her difficulty finding a job, and says the program "pretends to have the solution."
November 10, 2010
Making Students Experts, in Something, Anything
An education professor believes all students should become experts in a single, specific topic.
November 09, 2010
Can Babies Cure Bullies?
A program that brings babies to the classroom to encourage students' empathy could help solve the nation's bullying problem.
November 05, 2010
Molding Student Brains in the Tech Era
Naveen Jain argues that in today's constantly changing world, students' knowledge of content is not as important as their ability to learn.
October 19, 2010
Toward a National Teacher-Licensing Assessment
Proponents of a pilot teacher-performance assessment hope it will one day be used as a requirement for teacher licensure nationwide.
October 18, 2010
New Directions in Teaching: 'Blending'
A growing number of public schools are blending traditional, face-to-face teaching with online learning environments.
September 29, 2010
Middle School Increases Class Sizes, College Style
A Texas middle school has modeled their classrooms after colleges, replacing a traditional one-teacher class with large, 75-student lecture courses being taught by between five and nine teachers.
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