Sunday, November 8, 2009

Lucia Graves

Keep a "Clothes Hanger" Journal

Writing just one sentence a day can create a quick memoir of your entire year. more >>

The Evolution of Teach for America

Teach for America alumni could bring a new approach to education reform. more >>

Which Types of Students Cheat Most?

A Rutgers professor surveyed different fields of study to find out how many students admit to cheating. more >>

Getting Ready for the SAT and ACT

You're pretty much stuck with them, so you might as well do your best to ace them. more >>

Western Pennsylvania Road Trip: Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Western Pennsylvania Road Trip: University of Pittsburgh

Western Pennsylvania Road Trip: Carnegie Mellon University

Western Pennsylvania Road Trip: Washington and Jefferson College

Teens Battle Global Warming

Students will meet at Stanford University this weekend to hatch a plan. more >>

In NYC, Double Dutch Is Now a Varsity Sport

School officials say adding double Dutch, advanced jump rope, involves more kids in sports. more >>

School Expels Kids for Less Than a 3.0 GPA

New policy at top-ranked high school requires kids keep a B average. more >>

Girls as Good as Boys at Math

A new study says girls measure up to boys in every grade. more >>

Education Chief Appears on The Colbert Report

Spellings questioned on the possibility of federally mandated spanking more >>

Closing the Achievement Gap

Recent reports show education reform is not so black and white. more >>

6 Ways to Tackle the New SAT

With the College Board's new score-reporting policy, there are an increasing number of strategies. more >>

Kids Can Pick Which SAT Scores a College Sees

The new policy very likely will be popular with students, but what do admissions officers think? more >>

Interpreting Obama's Views on Education

One columnist takes a look at some of the candidate's recent speeches on education policy. more >>

NYC High School Student Researches Hugging

Her experiment was designed to explore subconscious racism. more >>

Special Certification Signals Good Teachers

Students taught by teachers with NBPTS certification score better on tests. more >>

Video Gives Tips for Surviving Campus Attacks

The video suggests, in some cases, that students could attack the gunman. more >>

A New Book Explores College a Cappella Singing Groups

"Pitch Perfect" follows groups from Virginia, Oregon, and Tufts. more >>

More Changes Ahead for the GRE Test

The 'Personal Potential Index' is slated to start in July 2009. more >>

Pittsburgh High Schools Compete in the C.A.U.S.E. Film Festival

Mt. Lebanon High School students enter eight films in the competition. more >>

Teachers Are Split on Reforms, Survey Shows

Teachers are of two minds when it comes to educational reform, with half supporting the idea of measuring teacher effectiveness according to student growth and half saying it's a poor or fair idea. more >>

When It's Story Time, Kids Pick the Classics

'To Kill a Mockingbird' beats Harry Potter, according to one study. more >>

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