Why Aren’t We Asking Teachers How They Would Improve Our Schools?
By Kenneth J. Bernstein Too many teachers’ voices have been excluded from the decision making process driving our educational…
Democrats Seek to Block Administration’s Attempt to Revise School Funding Formula
Under governor’s proposal, poorest districts could get less in next year’s state budget By John Mooney The Christie administration’s…
Lawmakers consider nixing mandatory health insurance for N.J. college students
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger College officials are pushing lawmakers to kill the law because the implementation of Obamacare…
Seattle Teachers Stand Together to Refuse Testing for Students
Educators in the Northwest are fighting back against what they see as inaccurate, unfair testing of their students. By…
College Isn’t Cheap (infographic)
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Downturn Still Squeezes Colleges and Universities
By Andrew Martin The survey, released by the credit ratings agency Moody’s Investors Service on Thursday, found that nearly…
Benefits of College Degree in Recession Are Outlined
By Richard Penez-Pena Young adults have long faced a rough job market, but in the last recession and its…
Is it safe to assume you may live tweet at academic presentations?
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Changing course
Economics professor helps inmates re-enter society and rebuild their lives IN THE WORLD, America has the highest percentage of…
Downsizing adjuncts’ workload
Colleges jump the gun on the Affordable Care Act and definition of “full-time” work […] On Nov. 29, Kate…
Adjunct Project Reveals Wide Range in Pay
By Audrey Williams June and Jonah Newman Five years ago, Margaret Hanzimanolis was fed up with working as an…
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