
Teach Naked: Taking Computers OUT of Classrooms
A recent article in the Chronicle of Higher Eduction caught my eye. It’s about the efforts of a Dean at Southern Methodist University to encourage

A recent article in the Chronicle of Higher Eduction caught my eye. It’s about the efforts of a Dean at Southern Methodist University to encourage

Inside Higher Ed carried a very thoughtful piece about party school rankings, including those published by the Princeton Review. The fact is that these rankings

Parents are sometimes having trouble communicating with their kids. Part of the problem is that kids are adopting new social media technologies at a rapid

The Common Application keeps getting easier to use, and more and more features are streamlining the process of transferring documents from schools to colleges and

As we enter the latter half of the summer, and my graduating seniors prepare to depart for college, parents are preparing for that day in

An editorial in today’s New York Times supports President Obama’s plan to remove the private sector from the business of providing student loans. Instead, the

How do you compare GPA from one school to another? What does the GPA really measure? How do colleges calculate the GPA between high schools?

One of the most important stops on a campus visit is the dining hall. While I try to remind my clients that education the primary