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- Graduation Rates Lower than Reported—Better Data Collection Needed September 9, 2010By Chris Yesterday, the Alliance for Excellent Education held its latest "Education News from Washington, DC" interactive Webinar, which addressed high school graduation rates and graduation rate reporting. As noted in the Webinar, for the past 10 years, federal sources […]PPD User
- ACTE Looking for Budding Filmmakers to Improve Image of CTE September 8, 2010By Sabrina ACTE has launched its annual Video Public Service Announcement (PSA) Contest to promote CTE and publicize CTE Month during February 2011. Students should develop and submit a 29 second video PSA incorporating the 2011 CTE Month logo. Deadline […]PPD User
- New Blog Series: Policy Trends in Action September 7, 2010By Chris In the complicated arena that is education, those working in the classroom often see little relevancy between their day to day work with students and the policy issues being debated in Washington. As such, one of the goals […]PPD User
Digital Education
- Wanted: Social Networking Policy to Match Potential September 9, 2010A report issued Thursday finds that while principals believe social networking can enhance learning, they are unsatisfied with social networking policies. […]Ian Quillen
- Algebra II Teacher Takes First-Annual Online Award September 9, 2010Teresa Dove, an online math/Algebra II instructor for grades 6-12 at the Florida Virtual School, won the first National Online Teacher of the Year Award Wednesday. […]Ian Quillen
- Study Shows Benefits of Laptops, Software. Or Does It? September 8, 2010While a study found students who regularly used laptops with interaction software outperformed their college physics classmates, the link between the technology and achievement is fuzzy. […]Ian Quillen
Inside School Research
- Extra Reading Class Boosts Pupil Skills, but Not Permanently September 9, 2010A new federal study suggests an extra reading class instead of a regular elective can boost reading comprehension for students who enter freshman year reading several grade levels behind. […]Sarah D. Sparks
- OECD Issues New Report on Educating the U.S. and the World September 7, 2010The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has just released its Education at a Glance 2010. […]Sarah D. Sparks
- How About Teaching With the Test, Rather Than to It? September 3, 2010Teaching to the test is old news; new research suggests teaching with the test may help students remember and apply knowledge better. […]Sarah D. Sparks
Rick Hess Straight Up
- Grim Tea Leaves for the Vaunted Tradition of Edu-Bipartisanship September 9, 2010 Rick Hess
- Stretching the School Dollar September 8, 2010 Rick Hess
- "Drill Bit" Leadership in D.C. September 7, 2010 Rick Hess