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Professor Shows How Newspapers Can be an Effective Tool in Teaching Social Studies
Newspapers are an effective tool in keeping young learners engaged in the classroom. Research has shown that those who read newspapers do better with their scores than those who don't.
Students’ Evaluation of Teachers Not an Indicator of Educators’ Effectiveness and Student Learning
Pitch Perfect 2’s Elizabeth Banks Supports Arts Integration At SouthEast DC School
Mario Lopez Partners With General Mills To Promote Education
Love 101: Research Reveals Which College Majors Are More Likely To End Up Together
Here's What High School Students Can Do From Freshman To Senior Year To Prepare For College
Campus Life: How To Deal With A Roommate From Hell
What The Brad And Angelina Divorce Teaches Us About Kids And Education
By Jane ReedThe Massive Kindergarten-Academic Transition: Overwhelming For Kids, Parents Say! [VIDEO]
By Michael LaguraCentenarian Mathilde Freund: Fordham University’s Oldest Student Goes Back to Campus
By Beth GoldenLatest Banana Incident In American University Ignited Students To Protest! [VIDEO]
By Michael C. LaguraDrinking Water In Houston Went Into Discoloration: Academics In the University of Houston Cautioned Students! [VIDEO]
By Michael LaguraUniversities Will No Longer Ask Students to Disclose Criminal Records on Admission Forms
By Beth GoldenCampus Life: 7 Dating Tips To Get You Through College
By Emily MarksFree Speech, Diversity and Inclusion in the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
By Beth Golden
