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What if college just isn't for everyone?
Mary Beth Marklein |
USA Today
03/20/2010
Year Up, a New Profit portfolio organization, is featured in this article about a group of students who do not think college is for them.
The President Donates Nobel Prize Money to Charity
The White House
03/11/2010
President Obama announced that College Summit will receive a portion of the $1.4 million award that comes with the Nobel peace prize.
More Funding for Principal Training Deemed Vital
Dakarai I. Aarons |
Education Week
03/02/2010
As principals come under more pressure than ever to improve under performing schools, leadership experts say it's time for the nation to emphasize recruiting and training the next generation of school leaders.
The Lean Years
David Brooks |
The New York Times
02/15/2010
In his op-ed, David Brooks argues that it will be up to social entrepreneurs to use the country's idle talent to address social needs.
The Importance of Right-brain Thinking in Education
Kate Canales |
GOOD
01/29/2010
A Citizen Schools volunteer teacher shares how teaching design to middle schoolers clarified her definition of the discipline.
Ivy Leaguers' Class for Poor Becomes 'Platinum' Charter Schools
Molly Peterson |
Bloomberg
01/20/2010
Molly Peterson reports on why KIPP has become a model for the kind of education reform the Department of Education hopes to foster with $100 billion in stimulus money.
Career Coaches Help Minorities On Way To The Top
Richard Gonzales |
NPR
01/15/2010
NPR takes a look at how Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT) uses career coaches to help minorities advance in the workplace.
What Makes a Great Teacher?
Amanda Ripley |
The Atlantic
01/01/2010
This article looks at Teach For America's quest to understand what makes a great teacher, highlighting findings from 20 years worth of data and analysis.
Revolutionary Educators
Nicole Perlroth |
Katy Finneran |
Forbes
12/21/2009
Wendy Kopp and Jon Schnur are profiled in this Forbes article among 14 visionaries who are shaking up how we educate our most disadvantaged kids.
Testing success creates own challenge
Bill Turque |
The Washington Post
12/06/2009
Bill Turque profiles Tyler Dade, a New Leaders for New Schools principal in Southeast Washington, who is helping his students make major strides in academic achievement.
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