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College Applications: Why Many Students Should Pass on Ivy League Schools
Teacher, Esther Wojcicki, explains why, for many students, lesser-known colleges are better than the best.
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Old Wives' Tales: Are These Health Myths Fact or Fiction?
Does chicken soup and apples really have curing powers? Get the facts.
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Engaging Students with History: The Power of Slave Narratives
Middle school students connect with history by writing stories from a slave's perspective.
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Inspiring Teacher: Her Race to the Top
How a neglected student named Tamara Douglass went on to become an award-winning teacher at the same school.
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School Incentives for Installing Solar-Power Systems
School districts across the country take advantage of incentives for mounting solar panels.
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Would you encourage students to protest education budget cuts?
Many students are up in arms about looming funding losses and teacher layoffs.
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Pop Quiz: America Ferrera
The star of Ugly Betty talks about her role as Save the Children's artist ambassador for education.
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Parent Essay: Switching Schools
Don't be afraid to move your child to another school -- and don't expect miracles.
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Improving School Communication with Google
Does your school speak Google? If not, you might want to give these great tools a try.
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Teacher Travel Tip: Cuba
Cut off from much of the non-Communist world for the last fifty years, the island's politics, commerce, and culture offer lessons to learn.
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Does technology help students' social skills, or hurt them?
Kids today socialize through many different media, but socializing doesn't necessarily equate with building social skills.
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Teaching Tolerance: Meet the Teacher Who Started Gay-Straight Alliances
Teacher Bob Parlin launched the first gay-straight alliance in a public school. Today, this national network provides a powerful dose of social and emotional learning for students of every orientation.
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Who impacts a student's education more –- parents or teachers?
Recent proposals underscore how much educators are given the credit (or the blame) for student achievement.
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How Global Language Learning Gives Students the Edge
Learning foreign languages boosts brain development, bridges cultural connections, and gives us an economic edge. So why isn't it a priority in public schools?
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Are school bans on hugging justified?
Some schools have set time limits on hugs, while others have banned them altogether.
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What will online learning look like in 20 years?
Virtual education is expanding but has its challenges.
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Should teacher unions support their state's Race to the Top efforts?
Unions that oppose key reforms have refused to sign on.
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Children Create the Playground of Their Dreams
Seattle students design commanding castles and slithery slides, then watch their sketches come alive.
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Teachers Shake Up Shakespeare with Digital Media
Rap and film bring the Bard's characters to life.
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10 Takeaway Tips for Social and Emotional Learning
The Louisville, Kentucky, school district demonstrates SEL strategies that work.
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