US rookie teachers woefully unprepared, report says
The U.S. teacher training system is badly broken, turning out rookie educators who have little hands-on experience running classrooms ...
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The U.S. teacher training system is badly broken, turning out rookie educators who have little hands-on experience running classrooms ...
President Barack Obama set a goal early in his first term for the U.S. to turn out more college graduates than any other nation, but there hasn’t been much progress as most states have stumbled in their attempts to improve.
This week, the California Legislature showed that higher education affordability is a priority for the state by approving the Middle Class Scholarship ...
Citing “chilling” violations of shared governance principles under the guise of financial crises, the American Association of University Professors voted unanimously to censure two institutions during its annual meeting Saturday.
In a new global initiative, America and Britain have joined forces to forge university partnerships with emerging economies.
As the home of the hub for Hong Kong's internet traffic, Chinese University is regarded by local security experts as one of the prime targets in the city for cyber attacks by foreign agents.
A winter's thicket of weeds still choked the soil outside Catherine Ferguson Academy late last month when the old school's loudspeaker crackled on.
A campaign to encourage and enable UK students to gain studying or internship experience in China was launched this week by the British Council, with an ambition to see at least 15,000 UK students in China by September 2016.
he number of Americans graduating from college has surged in recent years, sending the share with a college degree to a new high, federal data shows.
To hear members of Congress tell it, reauthorizing the Higher Education Act is looming on the near horizon of the legislative agenda -- even though most others here consider it a mirage that’s still years away.