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The Learning Network: A Community of Teachers and Students Responds to the Gulf Oil Spill
A guest post from Paul Allison about a school-based social media site that he and a group of teachers from the Gulf and across the country developed in response to this spring's oil spill.
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A Mission to Transform Baltimore’s Beaten Schools
Andres Alonso, a Cuban immigrant with a Harvard degree, brought sweeping changes that upset some people but helped improve one of the worst school systems in the country.
Posted in College News Also tagged alonso, alonso, andres, baltimore (md), brought-sweeping, education (k-12), harvard, helped-improve, school-systems, the-worst, upset-some, worst Comments closed
China Surges Past India as Top Home of Foreign Students
The numbers for China went up 30 percent in 2009-2010 academic year, a sign of the country’s booming economy.
Posted in College Education, College News Also tagged 2009-2010-academic, china, foreign students (in us), the-country Comments closed
The Learning Network: Taylor Swift Takes Off
6 Q's About the News | How has Taylor Swift transcended the limitations of the country genre?
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Top 50 Reasons College Football Is Better Than the NFL – Bleacher Report
SBR Forum Top 50 Reasons College Football Is Better Than the NFL Bleacher Report This is an argument that takes place between college football fans and NFL fans around the country every single year. The NFL fans will ask the college ... Oklahoma vs Missouri Picks: College Football Week 8 Odds VegasSports-Odds Watch NCAA College Football Online - 2010 Live Stream HD 1080P HealthMaybe.com Free Stream! Live Watch NCAA College Football Games Online Streaming with ... San Francisco Chronicle Vegas-Spreads
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College Tax Credit Ends if Congress Doesn’t Renew
For the past two years, college students across the country have had the opportunity to claim an education tax credit through President Obama's 2009 stimulus package. But the credit is set to expire by the end of the year unless Congress renews it.
Posted in College Books, College Education Also tagged 2009-stimulus, congress, credit, credit-through, education-tax, opportunity, past, president, president-obama, the-credit, the-end, the-past, the-year, two-years Comments closed
U.S. education chief Arne Duncan lauds FFA training
Calling the FFA national convention a "leadership training ground," U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan on Thursday stressed reforming the nation's classrooms and making college education more accessible as keys to the country's success.
Posted in College Education Also tagged accessible-as-keys, calling-the-ffa, College Education, education, education-arne, ffa, leadership-training, making-college, nation, national-convention, reforming-the-nation, stressed-reforming, the-country, thursday Comments closed
2010 State of College Admission Report Released
Although students continue to apply in large numbers to colleges and universities around the country, high school and college admissions counselors are reporting changes in students' postsecondary education plans, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling's annual report, 2010 State of College Admission. In large part, these changes can be attributed to the state of the economy.
Posted in College Education, Financial Aid Also tagged annual-report, around-the-country, college, college-admission, counseling, economy, large-numbers, large-part, national, national-association, the-state, these-changes Comments closed
College Hockey Weekly: Eastern Bias – FanHouse
College Hockey Weekly: Eastern Bias FanHouse Fans of college hockey were reminded of that last weekend when two non-conference series showcased some of the best teams in the country in cross-regional ... College hockey's crystal ball Colorado Springs Independent They hear the Lions' roar in ECAC Hockey, too USCHO (blog) College men's hockey: With two new teams, WCHA is a dirty dozen Madison.com all 8 news articles
Posted in College Education, College News Also tagged dirty-dozen, eastern, eastern-bias, hear-the-lions, hockey, hockey-were, lions, news-articles, springs, table-border, the-best, the-country, two-new Comments closed
Briefly: Education: India Will Survey Colleges and Universities