Jan 17, 2016
The Public School Advantage: Why Public Schools Outperform Private Schools, Lubienski, Lubienski
Nearly the whole of America’s partisan politics centers on a single question: Can markets solve our social problems? And for years this question has played out ferociously in the debates about how we should educate our children. From the growth of vouchers and charter schools to the implementation of No Child Left Behind, policy makers have increasingly turned to market-based models to help...
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Cultivating Digital Literacy, Citizenship & Leadership — Adams Educational Consulting
“Whether for good or bad, the Internet and the information revolution have impacted nearly every aspect of society and social organizations, including our schools…and the challenge becomes how to address that impact. Technology and the Web have changed how students learn, study, and...
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Petition · Lower the Mandatory Legal Drinking Age (MLDA) in the United States · Change.org
Lowering the Mandatory Legal Drinking Age William S. Bowman The United States of America has a long list of laws outlining what is taboo for young adults. Some of these laws...
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Petition · Support Elementary Music in Michigan's Schools · Change.org
Ensuring Equitable Access to Elementary Music Instruction for Michigan’s Children Music is a basic, fundamental form of human expression. Every culture known to history has had its own musical traditions, practices, and rituals. Philosophers, teachers, and leaders throughout the ages have...
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The Magic Behind Innovation - Executive Education - Harvard Business School
Capturing market share in a highly competitive business world requires extraordinary leadership. But sustaining that success calls for visionary leaders who can outperform today’s established players—and outdistance tomorrow’s emerging competitors. That’s why Harvard Business School (HBS) Executive...
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Radical Solution to the Education Problem -- Exactly What We Need ⋆ Doug Giles ⋆ #ClashDaily
by Rick David Clash Daily Guest Contributor We’ve heard it all before. “Our schools are failing.” “We need money for education.” “It’s for the children, the future of our country.” But, no matter how much money we throw at the situation, it never seems to improve. The lottery didn’t save us! The...
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Sarah Stultz: Trust in newspapers to give readers truth - Albert Lea Tribune | Albert Lea Tribune
I have had many thoughts coming out of last week’s general election. The results of the election aside, I have been thinking about what role the media has played and what role it continues to play in our society. These thoughts were addressed at an event I attended last week with a co-worker at...
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A decade of researching the social aspects of HIV and AIDS - The Lancet
My active involvement with HIV research began in 2005, after Professor Jane Anderson invited me to talk about gender to health workers involved in HIV services in the UK. Over coffee afterwards she discussed her desire to find out more about the lives of the African women for whom she was providing...
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