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In this editorial, the author argues that education is the key to a strong workforce and a strong economy in his Michigan town.
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While schools have not changed a ton in the past 100 years, parents and families have. Here’s an article about a school that has managed to involve even the most difficult to reach parents in their children’s education.
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Differing perspectives on Mexican-American history cause quite an uproar in Tucson, AZ.
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This teacher says his game-based classroom is the reason his third grade students’ skills have gone from below third grade level to mid-fourth grade level in four months.
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Cayla W-USA Sept. 28, 2011
That's amazing! So many teachers don't understand that learning does not have to be a bore. I believe that kids of all ages can learn while having fun. Learning is suppose to be exciting, but unfortunately that idea has become lost over the years. I know this costs money, but hopefully we can incorporate some of these ideas all over the world. We need to get children to see that learning is fun.
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Here’s a very thoughtful powerpoint on Child Growth & Development made by a student at Fresno Pacific University.
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This is a very cool example of how you can learn and having fun at the same time!
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Kim Hsu April 17, 2011
That's the coolest interact 3D model of our universe I've ever seen. Thanks for posting it! I need to add it to my Space project!
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Here is a news story about how therapist and parents are using Apples Ipads and Ipod touchs to help kids with autism.
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America’s school systems are funded by the 50 states. In this fiery talk, Bill Gates says that state budgets are riddled with accounting tricks that disguise the true cost of health care and pensions and weighted with worsening deficits — with the financing of education at the losing end.
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