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Category Archives: College News
On Evolution, Biology Teachers Stray From Lesson Plan
Researchers found that 28 percent of biology teachers consistently followed the National Research Council recommendations to describe the evidence for evolution.
Posted in College News Tagged biology-teachers, consistently-followed, council, describe-the-evidence, education (k-12), evidence, evolution, national, national-research, research Comments closed
The Learning Network: Fill-In | ‘Spider-Man’ Review
Fill in the blanks in this Times review of the Broadway show ""Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark." Use your own words and phrases, or choose from a scrambled list of the words or phrases that were removed.
Posted in College News Tagged blanks, comics, fill-in, musicals, the-blanks, the-words, theater, times, words-or-phrases, your-own Comments closed
7 Tips for Selecting College Classes
A helpful book shows college students how to take advantage of their academic choices.
Posted in College News Tagged academic, helpful-book, shows-college, students-how, take-advantage, their-academic Comments closed
The Choice: A College Warns Accepted Applicants to Keep a ‘Shoulder to the Wheel’
A dean at Wesleyan University tells those accepted under its early decision program to keep up their grades, adding, "I am writing to you now because I don't want to write to you in July.''
Posted in College News Tagged accepted-under, admissions buzz, attention counselors, dean-at-wesleyan, decision-program, for parents, for seniors, grades, mom u, their-grades, wesleyan, wesleyan-university Comments closed
The Learning Network: Test Yourself | English, Feb. 8, 2011
Do you know how to use colons properly?
The Learning Network: How Important Is Arts Education?
Tell us about your experience with courses in music, visual arts, drama or dance. How important do you think arts education is for students in general?
Posted in College News Tagged art, arts, arts-education, drama-or-dance, experience, fine-arts, student opinion, visual-arts Comments closed
Among Nation’s Youngest, Analysis Finds Fewer Whites
Whites continued to decline as a share of the population, and now represent less than half of all 3-year-olds, an analysis of Census data said.
Posted in College News Tagged all-3-year-olds, brookings institution, census, children and youth, education, education (pre-school), minorities, population, represent-less, the-population Comments closed
Cuomo, Pushing School Cuts, Offers a Target: Superintendent Salaries
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, who has proposed cuts in school aid, suggested that superintendents were overpaid.
Posted in College News Tagged budgets and budgeting, cuomo, andrew m, education (k-12), new york state, proposed-cuts, school-aid, wages and salaries Comments closed
The Choice: Happily, Bryn Mawr Wins in a Coin Toss
"Knowing there won't be men in the dining hall for breakfast makes my morning preparation time that much shorter,'' and other lessons learned about a women's college.
Posted in College News Tagged breakfast-makes, bryn mawr college, for parents, haverford-college, morning, morning-preparation, much-shorter, the-dining Comments closed
The Learning Network: Revolt! Comparing Historical Revolutions