Topic: Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching
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Longer school day? How five states are trying to change education.
Five states are participating in a pilot project designed to recast and improve education in low-income communities by leveraging a longer school day or year in innovative ways.
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Obama turns to 'master teachers' to improve US math scores
Two-thirds of US 8th-graders are below proficiency in math and science. President Obama's new attempt to reverse the trend involves cultivating master teachers to train other teachers.
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OpenCourseWare: College education, without the student loans
Free, online lectures and course materials offer Ivy-League classes to everyone.
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When college students reinvent the world
Kansas State University professor Michael Wesch’s ‘World Sim’ course – aka Anthropology 204 – helps students create new ‘cultures’ to get beyond the multiple choices to understanding the ‘why’ of global affairs.
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Do politics really tilt classrooms?
Students feel they learn more from professors whose views jibe with their own, researchers find.
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How to reengineer an engineering major at a women's college
A Smith College professor's program may provide a pattern for how to attract and keep women engineers.
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How to reengineer an engineering major at a women's college
A Smith College professor's program may provide a pattern for how to attract and keep women engineers.







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