Changes may be coming to Kansas' anti-bullying statuteChanges may be coming to Kansas' anti-bullying statute. |
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Teachers concerned about plan to make teacher evaluations publicAs North High School hosts a wrestling meet, teacher Brent Lewis volunteers to make hotdogs for the concessions. Right now, his evaluation... |
Wichita boundary changes closer to becoming realityThe Wichita School District wanted to know what the public thought about proposed boundary changes and... |
Vaccines largely safe, U.S. expert panel findsCHICAGO (Reuters) - After a close review of more than 1,000 research studies, a federal panel of experts has concluded that vaccines cause... |
Gail MarksJarvis: For parents, the ABCs of college financeLook at your child, and think of college. |
D.C. teachers fired for poor performanceMore than 200 teachers in Washington, D.C. were fired on July 15 after they were rated ineffective on their performance evaluations, reports... |
New Site Lets Students Gamble on Their GradesLOS ANGELES -- A new website is giving higher education a Vegas twist, allowing college students nationwide to bet on their own grades. |
Professors not LOLing at students' writingTexting lingo is seeping into college papers and correspondence, and faculty members increasingly have expressed irritation about reading... |
Skipping a grade: Is your child really ready for it?Lisa Catanyag thought maybe she ought to do something when, at the beginning of the school year, she noticed her son was more interested... |
Female Teachers May Pass Math Anxiety to GirlsGirls have long embraced the stereotype that they're not supposed to be good at math. It seems they may be getting the idea from a... |
Kids won't talk about school?If your child turns into a clam the moment you ask about school, you may need to alter your approach. We turned to the experts for tips on... |
Choosing a major in this economyWhen Carter Schimpff enrolled at Texas Christian University four years ago, he began work on what he thought was a marketable degree: a... |
Texting's Terrible Impact on Students' WritingReading, writing, and...texting. Some English teachers say they're seeing symbols and abbreviations show-up in their students' essays. |
Firing tenured teachers can be a costly and tortuous taskThe eighth-grade boy held out his wrists for teacher Carlos Polanco to see. |
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