Friday, November 27, 2009

teachers

Does It Matter That Your Professor Is Part Time?

Adjunct faculty save colleges and students money but could erode the quality of education. more >>

Arizona State to Lay Off 200 Faculty Members

Some classes may increase dramatically in size, like lectures rising from 300 to 1,000 students. more >>

The Weak Economy Hits Dallas Teachers

Texas district cuts 375 teachers, and cameras capture the emotional aftermath. more >>

The Evolution of Teach for America

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

Professors Use Technology to Fight Student Cheating

High-tech testing centers and anti-plagiarism software are some of the new tools professors are trying. more >>

Commemorating Teacher Retirement on Facebook

Former students congregate to share memories of a beloved teacher. more >>

The Ins and Outs of Becoming a Teacher in Retirement

Despite low salaries, some baby boomers go back to school—as teachers. more >>

Some High Schools Are Dropping Out of the Advanced Placement Program

Some say the AP program inhibits top teachers and students from really exploring the subject matter. more >>

Blogging from the Classroom, Teachers Seek Influence, Risk Trouble

Blogs give readers a firsthand look into the sometimes messy world of teaching. more >>

Education Reformers Tackle NCLB Flaws

They propose performance pay and national standards. more >>

New Head of Teacher's Union Attacks NCLB

Education secretary reacts. more >>

Elementary Teachers Unprepared in Math, Study Says

Seven out of eight education schools fail to provide rigorous program. more >>

Plenty of Praise for Teach for America

The "New York Times," "Wall Street Journal," and others offer their salutes to the education organization. more >>

Special Certification Signals Good Teachers

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

Management School With Miss Arti, Preschool Teacher

Managers could learn a great deal from watching a preschool teacher at work. more >>

States Take Aim at Abusive Teachers

Colorado, Florida, Kentucky, and South Carolina consider new sex abuse laws. more >>

Teacher's Pet

Searching for a business partner in college? Don't rule out your professors. more >>

A Huge Rise in Teach for America Recruits

TFA will have 3,700 new teachers next fall, up from 2,900. more >>

How Do You Live on a Teacher's Salary?

An E-mail I read this morning prompts that interesting question. 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 >>

Parents Are More Web-Wary Than Teachers

Survey shows teachers are twice as likely to think the Internet helps build social skills. more >>

Oregon Man Wins Teacher of the Year Award

The former forester brings a 'Die Hard' approach to teaching. more >>

Should Teachers Earn According to How Students Learn?

Some people say that teachers' salaries should be tied to students' test scores more >>

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