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Teacher training especially in California gets poor grades
But the vast majority of teacher preparation programs in the state are still failing to adequately prepare teachers, according to a controversial new report Tuesday that rated more than 1,200 schools of education across the nation.
5 hrs ago | US News & World Report
Three Ways MOOCs Will Change Colleges
With college tuition prices spiraling ever upward, it seems counter-intuitive that top schools like the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford University would also be racing to make their courses free online.
9 hrs ago | The Spectator
The economic case for sacking bad teachers
It's not often that M&G's retail bond team link to education pieces; they tend to be more interested in inflation threats and sovereign defaults.
10 hrs ago | USA Today
States boost college funding, rein in tuition costs
After years of deep budget cuts, several states are poised to boost higher education funding, often in exchange for a promise by public colleges and universities to freeze tuition.
13 hrs ago | Business Journal
Connectloud names Naseh as president, CEO
Former Cisco Systems executive Zeeshan Naseh has been appointed president and chief executive officer of Connectloud Inc., a Dallas-based technology startup, the company announced Tuesday.
18 hrs ago | Almanac
Envisioning a 'frontier of possibility'
On a newly built campus, in a spacious new auditorium, at the start of a school year, a dynamic new principal took the microphone.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Sound of voice may not reward autistic kids
Reward centre: It is likely that children with autism don't attend to voices because they are not rewarding or emotionally interesting say researchers Some children with autism have weak brain connections in regions that link speech with emotional rewards, possibly signaling a new pathway in treatment, say researchers.
Bloomberg: Same-Sex Marriage 'Civil Rights Issue of Our Time'
Speaking at Stanford University's commencement on Sunday, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg not only compared the push to legalize same-sex marriage to Martin Luther King's civil rights movement but said he believed all 50 states will eventually legalize gay marriage.
Charlotte Amalie High School Class of 2013 Charlotte Amalie High School adds 274 alumni
Daily News Photo by AISHA-ZAKIYA BOYD Charlotte Amalie High School graduated 274 students Sunday night during the school's 83rd annual commencement program held at the University of the Virgin Islands Sports and Fitness Center on St.Thomas.
MdBio Foundation Names New Board Members
The MdBio Foundation today announced the addition of three new members to its board of directors.
Bloomberg Urges Stanford Grads to Join NYC's Tech Boom
More than 4,000 students sat in the field at Stanford University's stadium, with their families and friends cheering them from the stands as they received their diplomas.
Teaching Girls Self-Defense Radically Reduces Rape In Kenya
For a cost of only $1.75 per student, a self-defense training in an impoverished area of Kenya cut rapes among adolescent girls from nearly one in four to fewer than one in 10. A short and simple self-defense class for girls who live in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya, dramatically reduced the number of rapes.
Learning Options: MOOCs, or massive open online courses
For K-12 math teachers, parents and tutors; designed to change students' relationships with math.
TAU, Technion to offer free online courses
Tel Aviv University and the Technion announced on Sunday their partnership with the international education company Coursera, which provides free online courses.
Glenbard program truly a treasure
Recently my wife and I had the pleasure of listening to highly sought after speaker, Stanford University's Dr. Carol Dweck, talk at Glenbard West High School as part of the monthly Glenbard Parent Series, or GPS.
Brenau University in early stages of accepting free online course credits
Online education isn't new, but there has been a recent spike in interest in online college courses - especially free ones.
Econtalk: Epstein on the Constitution
If you are at all interested in the evolution of the US Constitution then you will learn from this Econtalk where Russ Roberts interviews constitutional scholar Richard Epstein of New York University and Stanford University's Hoover Institution.
Stanford Jazz Festival is a great place for a date
If you and your significant other are true jazz lovers then this is a great opportunity you do not want to miss.
Goodbye Ahmadinejad, hello Rouhani
In a few weeks, he will hand over the mantle of presidency to Hassan Rouhani, who stood victorious Saturday after Iran tallied all its votes in the national election.
Curtis Sittenfeld: 'I know my characters are unlikable sometimes'
Whether first ladies, prep school classmates or sisters with a spooky secret, Curtis Sittenfeld's characters are strikingly realistic.