The Education Wonks have done it again! They have opened the latest edition of the Carnival of Education. Here are some of my favorite posts
A recent article in The Economist reported on efforts by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, a think-tank funded by the world’s wealthiest countries,
Caption:Â “I just don’t see how this fits into his overall college application strategy.”
An article in today’s San Jose Mercury News (registration required) reports on a survey of CEOs in high tech industries in Silicon Valley. Two-hirds went
I attended a session at the conference of the Independent Educational Consultants Association last week that debunked the five myths of athletic recruiting. Myth #1:
This piece from Inside Higher Ed caught my eye. A summer study abroad program in Ghana led by a University of Washington professor resulted in
A recent article in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer asks this question. The answer is, it depends on who’s asking the question. But more important, what really
Inside Higher Ed reports on the newest version of the National Survey on Student Engagement (known as “Nessie”) is out. I’m going to have to
This week’s Education Carnival is up and running at History is Elementary. Elementary History Teacher is one of my favorite bloggers, and she does a
By nearly every measure, the citizens of Colorado provide less funding to their higher education system than most other states. This fact is sometimes embarrassing
