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UK
United States Ed System vs. United Kingdom Counterpart
By Melissa Spears* Schools, colleges, and universities are the hallowed platforms that have been designed for career enthusiasts to help them enhan…
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higher education
Making a College Degree Count
By Laura Edwards* If you are smart enough to make the decision to pursue a college degree, make sure you are smart enough to include technology cla…
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U.S.
Blue Ribbon Schools: What Are They and Do They Work?
By Lauren Bailey* The Blue Ribbon Schools program was established in 1981 by the U.S. Department of Education to honor and distinguish schools thro…
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students
Teachers: Should You Care If Students Like YOU?
I understand the different responses we can get out this question. That's how education has been always. Of course, the answers are expected from…
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U.S.
Return to the Classroom to Learn About the Awesomeness of Being a Teacher
There is one single field where almost everyone who visited College believes has the right to talk and give their own opinion. This the field of Educ…
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guestpost
How High-School Seniors Can Get Started on Entrepreneurship and Skip College
Guest Post by Sarah Rexman* Who says you have to go to college to be successful? Some of the world's greatest successes are self-made entrepren…
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education
Higher Ed Heavily Subsidized by the State, May Be Over.
Truthout: Public education is under attack around the world, and in response, student protests have recently been held in Britain, Canada, Chile, T…
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guestpost
Distance Learning - The Road to Riches
How far would you take yourself or your kids for receiving the best education of its kinds? Well, the answer in the present generation is likely to b…
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research
Surpassing Shanghai: New Standards in A New World
The past November 15, 2011, the National Center on Education and the Economy (NCEE) hosted an event with Marc S. Tucker on the need to redesign the …
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hispanic
Ana Ponce Is One of the 7 Most Powerful Educators
Teach for America has recognized brilliant educators among those working on the Charter system. One of them is the Mexican born Ana F. Ponce, who …
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language
The Bilingual Education at the Coral Way Elementary School
By Claudio Sanchez at the National Public Radio In the fall of 1963, in the throes of the Cold War, Coral Way Elementary took in the children of po…
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schools
How to Interest Youth Hispanic Community In the Study of Science And Math
I am proud to be born and raised as a Hispanic. There are lots of contributions Hispanics have made to the American community since Spanish was ena…
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elearning
Jobs Was a Leader In Revolutionizing Education And Tech
There are thousands of pages written after Steve Jobs passing, but in about education, Emmeline Zhao of Huffington Post has contributed with the b…
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research literacy
"Real education is [not] looking up factoids about the world."
I haven't updated this blog for a while. And there is a reason. It seems the internet more and more is becoming a echo chamber, everything that i…
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social media
If Students Don't Learn, That's Because They Fall Short On Sleep
Some studies relate sleepiness in the classroom due to obesity.But a recent analysis by Dr. Helene Emsellem, a sleep researcher with George Washingto…
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journalism
Let's All Educators Have an Eval System for the Press.
I certainly concur about the NY Post reporters, Norm Scott blogs. He says that too many reports coming from the NYT are being indexed by Gotham Sch…
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technology
There Is a Large Gap Between School And Technology
Despite the fact that we now have leaders speaking about the benefits of using the technology in the classroom, the gap between technology and educat…
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U.S.
10 Current Proyects Bill Gates Has to Change Education
Bill and Melinda Gates put a hefty portion of their billions into philanthropic efforts involving development, healthcare, and – of course – educati…
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social media
Social Media Is Changing the Way We Communicate. [Infographic]
Whether you like it or not, infographics are becoming a powerful e-learning tool. There is a whole lot of them around the web and we as teachers shou…
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latinamerica
Education & Tech's Editor Interviewed by Global Voices
This past week, I was interviewed by Global Voices . Even though that questionnaire was general and more about Milton Ramirez and blogging, there was…
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