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More and more instructors are choosing open educational resources over traditional textbooks, a survey of more than 2,700 faculty members reveals. The “Opening the Textbook” survey, published by the Babson Survey…
More and more instructors are choosing open educational resources over traditional textbooks, a survey of more than 2,700 faculty members reveals. The “Opening the Textbook” survey, published by the Babson Survey…
Today, the conversation in education reform is all about disrupting and challenging, but it’s not clear that this approach is always recognized — let alone welcomed — as a facilitator…
In The Emotional Life of the Toddler, the child-psychology and psychotherapy expert Alicia F. Lieberman details the dramatic triumphs and tribulations of kids ages 1 to 3. “If adults experienced…
The just-passed tax law includes a big perk for families who send their children to private school: the ability to use certain tax-advantaged savings accounts, which until now could only be used to…
For Kathy Healy, the joy of teaching comes from seeing the process of learning unfold in the classroom: I enjoy watching students learn,” says Healy, a math teacher at Nathan…
As educators nationwide grapple with a digital divide that leaves millions of children who don’t have high-speed home internet access behind at school, a new survey suggests middle school students…
In the escalating battle over charter schools in Detroit, a local advocacy group is gearing up for an offensive that includes a new weapon: the support and involvement of charter…
Instead of moving institutions forward, both diversity/inclusion initiatives alongside pleas to have more neutral stances inside and outside the classroom focus more on making majority students comfortable at the expense…
A report from the Better Government Association, a nonpartisan Illinois-based watchdog group, claims that City Colleges of Chicago’s Kennedy-King College combined graduation rates with the Chicago-based French Pastry School. The…
Education Department officials today announced a plan to grant partial debt relief to defrauded student borrowers based on the earnings of graduates who attended a particular program of study. It’s…
University enrollment continued to decline in the fall for the sixth straight year, adding more bad news to the woes of financially stretched colleges and universities, new figures show. The…
A widening investigation into grade-changing at Memphis high schools has led to the suspension of one principal and a moratorium on a controversial grading practice across Shelby County Schools. Hamilton…
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