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Articles related to "Education Reform"
President Obama's Education Reform Plan Summer vacation may soon be a thing of the past. President Obama's education reform plans are back in the news. obama • education reform • school • expanded learning • the time act
University of Paris Opposes Education Reforms Proposed university reforms in France face opposition from faculty and students. Changes have been passed, strikes continue, and the semester is drawing to an end. paris • sorbonne • strike • sarkozy • university
What about charter schools?
This article defines charter schools and separates it from the voucher system. Examples are given of successful charter schools while discussing some of the problems and solutions. charter schools • vouchers • public education • communities and education • education reform
Changes to the NCLB Act While the stated goals of the No Child Left Behind Act seem reasonable at first glance, as the years pass educators and parents have come to question its effectiveness. no child left behind • nclb • education reform • education program for gifted • teaching gifted children
Confidence Based Learning Thomas Frey holds out hope that Confidence-Based Learning may be the key to significantly reduce time that it takes to learn new things. thomas frey • confidence based learning • changes social education technology system • changes in public education • problems in education
Continuity in the Obama Administration One of Obama's themes during his 2008 presidential campaign was "change." Early in his term, however, "continuity" could describe his work in three policy areas. obama continuing bush policies • faith-based initiatives • education reform • gun control • 2nd amendment
Is No Child Left Behind Unfair? Schools in America are not being evaluated equitably, and the gifted children are among the ones who are suffering. no child left behind • nclb • education reform • national education standards • education program for gifted
Changing Education Thomas Frey, founder of the DaVinci Institute in Colorado, outlines the areas of change for schools and education in the future. school change • curriculum change • education for the future • courseware builder • courseware
Charlemagne's Empire as a Renaissance The success of Charlemagne can be viewed through his educational, commercial, military, and bureaucratic reforms as well as his strong support of Christian institutions. charlemagne's empire • was charlemagne's empire a renaissance • charlemagne and the catholic church • charlemagne and education reform • military conquests of charlemagne
China's Age of Civility Chongqing Normal University's ground-breaking school curriculum promises to plot a new path of civil behaviour for China's youth. chinese etiquette • chinese culture • western etiquette • human development • enhancing employment opportunities for graduates
Education and Society Are Changing Just where does learning take place? Thomas Frey states that it takes place everywhere in the world. "Touch Points" are where we come in contact with the world. school change • curriculum change • education for the future • courseware builder • courseware
Education Roadblocks and Gaps Frey explains where the research is for solving the problem of distributing information. Learn where the likely vehicle will be. school change • curriculum change • education for the future • courseware builder • courseware
Future Look of Education Thomas Frey envisions education to be a vast selection of courseware topics available economically to everyone of all ages and about all topics. future trends in education • predicting educational trends • courseware • nea • grants
Indigenous Education Irony We are facing a crisis in Indigenous Education that can only be resolved through Aboriginal sovereignty. far right • decontextualised learning • contextualised learning • indigenous literacy • 2010 strategy
The Future of Education Thomas Frey, founder of the DaVinci Institute in Colorado, has a strong vision of the future in education. It does not resemble what we see today. future of education • electronics • davince institute • thomas frey • income tax system
Che Guevara Before Cuba Che Guevara made history when he led a group of revolutionary forces that helped topple the Batista regime in Cuba. But what shaped this man who would shape history? che guevara • life of che guevara • che guevara before castro • che guevara in guatemala • che guevara in argentina
Chicago's Olympic Bid Chicago's bid to host the 2016 Summer Olympics will live or die October 2, 2009 in Copenhagen. President Obama will be on hand for the final presentation and vote. 2016 olympics • chicago olympic bid • 2016 chicago • president obama • international olympic comittee
Montessori and Discipline You may have heard rumors about what Montessori said about discipline; now let's check with the source. discipline • classroom discipline • classroom management • discipline • montessori
Obama Election and World Newspapers Response World newspapers first euphoric response to Barack Obama's election as the next president of the United States were later tempered with warnings about lofty expectations. obama election press euphoria • obama election international doubts • international press concerns about obama • obama untested • obama disappointments waiting
Senate Panel Rejects Health Care Public Option The Senate Committee rejected amendments that would have provided a government health insurance option for Americans in President Obama's health care reform package. The public option • health care reform • obama • rockefeller • baucus bill
Special Sites for Those Instrumentalists! Coming to the rescue...these links to help out the instrumental (band) director! instrumental music education • band links • band director links
Cash for Appliances to Start Soon It might be time to replace that old refrigerator or clothes dryer. The federal "Cash for Appliances" program will begin in most states by the end of 2009. cash for appliances • cash for clunkers • energy star • appliance rebate program • department of energy
Expanded Learning Time Makes Gains Last week, a Boston-based "action tank" released the first year results of a 10 school pilot. The experiment worked. mass2020 • expanded learning time • longer school day • adequate yearly progress • no child left behind
Homeschooling for the Glory of Knowledge Once considered primarily a religiously conservative practice, secular homeschooling is on the rise. secular homeschooling resources • nonreligious homeschooling • core knowledge • ed hirsch • sonlight
Merit Pay for Teachers It makes intuitive sense to pay teachers according to how well they succeed, but serious institutional impediments stand in the way of making merit pay work. teacher merit pay • merit pay • performance pay • teacher performance pay • teacher incentive pay
Obama's Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan Barack Obama has named Arne Duncan as his Secretary of Education. What are Duncan's goals? What criticism has he received? secretary of education • arne duncan • barack obama • department of education • chicago schools ceo
President-Elect Barack Obama Faces Historic Test President-elect Barack Obama, his historic election behind him, now faces a daunting array of problems in Iraq and Afghanistan, on Wall Street and Main Street. president-elect barack obama • first african american president • wars • iraq • afghanistan
Radical Unschooling Rapidly gaining in popularity, a new brand of radical unschooling incorporates the Law of Attraction. radical unschooling • law of attraction • whole life unschooling • types of homeschooling • dayna martin
Stimulus Bill Provides Funding for Education The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 provides an unprecedented $100 billion in funding for education. american recovery and reinvestment act • economic stimulus bill • obama education priorities • obama and longer school days • education funding in economic stimulus bill
Summer School Options for High School Failures The demise of regular summer school classes has left students that failed courses in a dilemma, searching for options in remedial work. summer school options • reversing failing grades through summer school • community college dual enrollment summer programs • on-line summer school programs • philosophy of summer school work
Swine Flu Vaccine The first doses of the swine flu vaccine, otherwise known as H1N1, begin arriving around the country the week of October 5, 2009. swine flu vaccine • h1n1 • pregnant women • children and swine flu • nasal spray
Choosing Between Public and Private High Schools Switching to private high schools entails an investigative process that must be inclusive and thorough. Visits and meetings with school personnel are imperative. public private high school • switch to private school • public school alternatives • private school options • investigating private schools
Education: Diverse Means to the Same End? Homeschooling, Unschooling, Deschooling, Charter Schools... huh? In the "old days" there was just one way to teach our kids, but those days are definitely gone. education • homeschool • unschool • deschool • charter school
Lyndon Johnson's Presidency Taking over the Presidential reins after the tragic assassination of Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson attempted to continue Kennedy's policies, while adding in many of his own. lyndon baines johnson • kennedy assassination • 22nd amendment • war in vietnam • space race
Nixon and Clinton and Bush The irrational animosity directed at Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton helped insure their re-elections. Perhaps the same destiny is in store for George Bush. richard nixion • bill clinton • george bush • hate
Private Schools Face Competition It's all about location. A ruling by the Supreme Court in Seattle declined to recognize race as a compelling state interest in integrating public schools. parents involved in community schools • seattle school district • white flight • socioeconomics demographics • independent schools
Working Towards Meeting the American National Standards, Part I Part I of a summer series on the American National Standards, and ideas for implementing them music education • goals 2000 • national standards for music
Welsh Education, Part I This two-part series will examine the significant role of education in promoting the Welsh language. Part I discusses strategies for nursery-level, primary, and secondary education. welsh • wales • welsh language • welsh education • welsh-medium
Welsh Education, Part II The second installment of this series looks at Welsh-medium courses on the university and college level, and the critical contributions of adult education. welsh • wales • cymraeg • welsh education • welsh language
Choice Cuts: February 2002 Back and better than ever...music reviews for the attention deficient! Featuring The Four Corners, Central Falls, Tijuana Crime Scene, Daniel Johnston, Cocktail Angst, La Pieta, Park Avenue Music, The Stephen Hero, Fraz, and Parker & Lily. indie music • independent music • new music • buying music • music review
Simple Language, Plain Rhetoric: Dumbing Down of Literature As Fourth Estate Guardians (FEGs) we are destined to grapple with the realities of dumbing down from academia to palatable rhetoric on the Internet, in the media, in literature, and education. Is simple language and easy reading rhetoric really the description of an astute messenger? dumbing down • education • language • media • literature |
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