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Links to Mental Illness Seen in Fetal Brains: StudyLinks to Mental Illness Seen in Fetal Brains: Study Genes involved in autism, schizophrenia may be activated in womb WEDNESDAY, Oct. 26 (H… Started by Michael Keany |
0 | Oct 28, 2011 |
English-Learning Students Far Behind Under English-Only MethodsEnglish-Learning Students Far Behind Under English-Only Methods Sarah Garland First Posted: 10/25/11 02:11 PM ET Updated: 10/25/11 02:4… Started by Michael Keany |
0 | Oct 26, 2011 |
What’s Missing from the Debate on Seniority?What’s Missing from the Debate on Seniority? Annenberg Institute Full report available by clicking here As states across the country face u… Started by Michael Keany |
0 | Oct 25, 2011 |
Developed countries far outperform our most affluent suburbsWhen the Best is Mediocre Developed countries far outperform our most affluent suburbs By Jay P. Greene and Josh B. McGee WINTER 2012 /… Started by Michael Keany |
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How Finland became an education leader? Deemphasizing testing.How Finland became an education leader Harvard professor Tony Wagner explains how the nation achieved extraordinary successes by deemphasiz… Started by Michael Keany |
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How China is winning the school raceHow China is winning the school race By Yojana Sharma BBC News China's education performance - at least in cities such as Shanghai and Hong… Started by Michael Keany |
0 | Oct 25, 2011 |
In global education race, U.S. is falling behindIn global education race, U.S. is falling behind Posted By Justin Snider On October 14, 2011 Hechinger Report [1]Students at Tokyo Nationa… Started by Michael Keany |
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Education Five Times More Important Than Gender for IncomeEducation Five Times More Important Than Gender for Income AdamLogan/Flickr The Atlantic Wire DINO GRANDONI In the discussion of which… Started by Michael Keany |
0 | Oct 24, 2011 |
Scholars Put Civics in Same Category as Literacy, MathScholars Put Civics in Same Category as Literacy, Math Research papers lay out obstacles, opportunities By Jaclyn Zubrzycki Ed Week Colle… Started by Michael Keany |
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Studies point to principal training as ‘cost-effective’ reformStudies point to principal training as ‘cost-effective’ reform Posted By Sarah Butrymowicz On October 20, 2011 Often in reform efforts foc… Started by Michael Keany |
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