Monthly Archives: March 2012

Parents of early elementary students in Spotsylvania County shouldn’t be shocked next year when their children don’t make excellent or satisfactory progress. It’s not that the county school division predicts that years of staffing cuts will suddenly prompt a nose-dive … Continue reading →

Advocates and education officials went to the state Education Department on Monday to comment about the proposed grading system that would give all Oklahoma public schools an A through F grade. “Rural, urban and suburban schools are all different, yet … Continue reading →

Why This Is Important ( From http://www.change.org) I’m speaking out for all those students who suffer every day at school. When I was in 7th grade, a few guys came up behind me while putting my books in my locker. … Continue reading →

From: (http://cnreviews.com/people/bloggers/interesting-china-blogroll_20090421.html) Wangjianshuo.com Stylites in Beijing RedBox Review IfGoGo.com Expatriate Games China Youth Watch chinaSMACK 88 Bar (八八吧) 6 56minus1 (伍拾陸 minus 壹) 1.  Wangjianshuo Wangjianshuo’s blog, one of the first and most consistently posting English blogs written by a native Chinese … Continue reading →

Designing a Learning-Centered Syllabus

Diversity in Learning: A Vision for the New Millennium, Part 1 Diversity in Learning: A Vision for the New Millennium, Part 2

(http://www.independent.co.uk/news/education/education-news/45000-caught-cheating-at-britains-universities-7555109.html) Tens of thousands of students in universities across Britain have been caught cheating in exams and coursework – and the trend is on the rise, according to a investigation by The Independent on Sunday. Over the past three years, more … Continue reading →