Sarah Lawrence College facing student protest demands for free food, storage and laundry soap
The president of Sarah Lawrence College is entertaining a a list of demands from student protesters on campus which included free meals, free student storage, mandatory diversity training, no-whites-allowed More...
Changing face of education around the world
The face of Education has rapidly in recent times. Far removed from the four walls of the brick-and-mortar classroom and its conventional, often stilted, pedagogies, it is now common to find education taking place More...
An Online survey to help selecting the KC School District’s new superintendent
Choosing a new superintendent is not an easy task. A superintendent must not only fit the needs of the school, but of the whole community – students, faculty, staff, parents, administration, school board… More...
How to Broaden Your Mind as a Student
As a student, you are going to be going into an environment that will be completely different from what you have experienced before. There are a lot of things you need to understand if you are serious about broadening More...
Professors’ academic hoax, ‘Sokal Squared’ unmask leftist, postmodern bias and low publishing standards
An elaborate academic-journal hoax, now nickmaned “Sokal Squared” by some, arrived on Wednesday, shocking scholars and gaining praise from critics of higher education, particularly liberal arts departments More...
Florida teacher Diane Tirado fired for NOT giving half credit on assignments student don’t turn in
A former St. Lucie County teacher is making headlines for presumably getting fired for NOT giving students half credit on assignments they don’t turn in. Identified as Diane Tirado, the eighth grade teacher More...
U.S. Education Department Fights with States Over Student Loan Protections
The U.S. Education Department, led by Secretary Betsy DeVos scaled back consumer protections for student borrowers last year. Six states and the District of Columbia responded by accelerating their own efforts to More...
Davidson Professor Melissa Gonzalez let’s students pick their grade and workload
A literature class at Davidson College this fall will use “contract grading,” allowing students to pick the grade and the workload needed to earn it. Professor Melissa Gonzalez made the offer during her Introduction More...
Florida’s Governor race: Bob White releases ‘Children First’ Education policy paper
In the wake of President Bush’s “No Child Left Behind,” Florida’s schools ranked in the Top 10 in the country, only due to the #1 ranking in higher education. Florida landed at #40 in K-12 More...
How Students Are Avoiding Plagiarism In The New Age
Any college student majoring in any subject is going to be required to write a lot of essays and this can be quite the challenge. Sure, choosing a topic might not be the hard part, but there are a lot of hurdles More...
How to Write like a Ninja
In order to write a good college essay, one must learn how to compose. It is impossible to wake up one day realizing that you just know how to compose amazing essays without ever doing that before. If you want to More...
College Essay Myths: Techniques to Borrow and to Avoid
Have you already decided which college or university you’re going to apply to? Will it be something local or maybe something abroad? Harvard? Princeton? Cambridge? Or Monash in Australia? And what about the More...
4 Tips for College Students that You Won’t Hear Anywhere Else
Let’s be real here for a minute: prospective college students need to understand that no matter how many brochures they read, no matter how many pep talks they hear from their parents, and no matter how many alumni More...
3 Healthcare Certifications You Can Take with You Around the World
If you have thought about eventually relocating to a different country, you have to be concerned about what you’re going to do for a living. Business owners might not be as concerned if they can operate their More...
#MeToo and anti-bullying activists should be outraged at the new sexting study results: ‘normal’ behavior
Sexting is the practice of sharing sexually explicit images and videos of yourself or messages online, a practice which is on the rise among teenagers. Check out nearly every article covering a study’s findings More...
The Future of Graduate Education in 2018
The future of graduate education is evolving for several reasons. Those seeking the degrees are often professionals in the field who are already in career positions and seeking to move up in the companies they are More...
Get a Master of Public Administration Degree Conveniently Online
Individuals that stay up-to-date on current events and public concerns often wish that they could do something to help. Whether the issue is about clean water, or having to do with public education, interested individuals More...
Hawaii Sen Kai Kahele withdraws bill to require background checks for parents who homeschool
After a brief backlash and nearly 1,000 pieces of testimony, Hawaii state Sen. Kai Kahele requested that his bill requiring background checks for parents who homeschool their children be withdrawn. Senate Bill More...
3 Tips to Engage Young Students in Science Classes
Teaching science and mathematics can prove a tough task for even the most dynamic instructors. And this is especially true with younger students in grade school or high school who may not exhibit much interest in More...
Trump’s Education Department no longer interested in transgender bathroom complaints
The Trump Administration’s Education Department confirmed to the press that it will no longer investigate or take action on complaints filed by transgender students who say they are being discriminated against More...
