Tuesday, February 17, 2015

U.S. Millennials Come Up Short in Global Skills Study - Education Week

Even the wealthiest and best-educated young Americans lag behind peers in other countries in literacy, numeracy, and problem-solving.



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Monday, February 16, 2015

Business, University Venture to Test Ed-Tech Products - Education Week

The Jefferson Education Accelerator, an effort designed with help from the University of Virginia, asks companies to subject their products to independent research conducted in schools.



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Friday, February 13, 2015

Judge Voids Idaho Broadband Contract, Clarifies Ruling - Education Week

A district judge said Idaho's troubled broadband contract is void, clarifying a November ruling that sent state officials scrambling to find a solution to preserve the state's public schools broadband program.



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Wednesday, February 4, 2015

E-Rate Filing Window Open; New Resources Available - Education Week

Schools and libraries hoping to tap into the expanded pool of E-rate money now available for broadband and Wi-Fi equipment and services can now submit their applications.



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Schools Test Impact of Blending Technology, Longer School Days - Education Week

The pairing of blended learning and an expanded school day hits the sweet spot for improving K-12 education, concludes a new guide for educators and policymakers.



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Draft Bill on Student Privacy Raises Questions - Education Week

New federal student-data-privacy legislation being crafted by the White House would prohibit education technology vendors from selling student information and directing targeted advertisements at students, but the legislation remains silent on other controversial industry practices, say documents obtained by Education Week.



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Thursday, January 29, 2015

Differentiated Instruction: A Primer - Education Week

In the field of education, definitions vary for differentiated instruction, a popular approach for teaching children with a wide range of academic strengths and interests.



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