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GED will go digital next year in Va., elsewhere
Starting in January, high school drop-outs in Virginia and much of the country will have to log on to a computer if they want to take the GED: The paper-and-pencil test will be history.
As the high school equivalency test is updated to reflect current demands of college and the workplace, test administrators say computer literacy is a key skill that credential-seekers need to demonstrate.
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The Choice Blog: Green Light From Ivy League, but Mixed Signals From Stanford
As everyone else is winding down in the “erratic” admissions process, it seems that for Leobardo Espinoza Jr., it has only just begun.
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Teachers in 18 D.C. classrooms cheated on tests last year, probe finds
Teachers in 18 D.C. classrooms cheated last year on high-stakes standardized tests, according to the results of an investigation released Friday by the Office of the State Superintendent of Education.
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Beliefs: At Zaytuna College, Western Traditions Alongside Koran
At Zaytuna College in California, the Greeks, the scholastics and the whole Western tradition are being taught alongside the Koran.
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Maine middle-school students learn WWII history from veterans
Six World War II veterans, including 95-year-old Mac McLain, recently shared their stories of bombing missions over Europe, e -More-
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N.Y. high school marks Holocaust Remembrance Day with survivors
New York's Millbrook High School recently used Holocaust Remembrance Day as an opportunity for sophomore students to hear sto -More-
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How to teach the 6-word memoir in history class
Using only six words to describe yourself or another person -- the six-word memoir -- teaches students the power of word choi -More-
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Ind. legislation could delay common core implementation
Lawmakers in Indiana's House and Senate plan to meet to work out differences between each house's version of legislation that -More-
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Why teachers should be valued over classroom technology
In education -- and in other industries -- it is easy to give in to the idea that technology will help turn around achievemen -More-
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Md. teacher to use technology to promote 2014 Iditarod from the trail
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Fla. officials to study funding online courses, make recommendations to lawmakers
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Judge stages theft to teach Minn. students a lesson on the legal system
Judge Alan Pendleton of the 10th Judicial District recently helped teach sixth-grade social studies students about the legal -More-
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Wis. student finds his calling through history projects
Ryan Eisenman, a senior at D.C. -More-
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Ind. student-journalist lands interview with the first lady
A seventh-grade student-journalist, Grace Ybarra, from Indianapolis visited the White House on Tuesday to interview first lad -More-
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NCSS awards
NCSS is accepting nominations and applications for the following awards and grants: Outstanding Social Studies Teacher of the -More-
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NCSS Summer Workshop: "Strengthening Social Studies Learning and Excellence in the Common Core"
In the workshop "Strengthening Social Studies Learning and Excellence in the Common Core," participants will build a learning -More-
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James Madison University
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When a true genius appears in the world, you may know him by this sign, that the dunces are all in confederacy against him.
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