How To Decide Whether -- And Where -- To Apply Early Decision
Ultimately, deciding whether to apply early decision is less about strategy and more about emotions. from Forbes Education
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The Importance Of Presence Offline And Online In Higher Education
How do you find presence offline in online education? Why it matters and how educators can do more. from Forbes Education
The Newest Version Of Zorin OS 15 Brings Linux And Open Source To The Classroom
The same polish and ease-of-use from Zorin OS 15 is hitting the classroom with the brand new Zorin OS Education edition. from Forbes Education
Kansas City High Schools Add Real-World Learning
The largest effort to make high school more valuable—to young people and their communities— is underway in the six-county, two-state Kansas City metro area. from Forbes Education
Time Running Out For School Watchdog To Prove Its Worth
School inspectors have been blamed for wrecking careers and closing schools, but now they need to show they are also responsible for raising standards in the classroom. from Forbes Education
Judge Begins Sentencing Parents In College Admissions Scandal
A federal judge in Boston has begun sentencing defendants in the college admissions scandal case. First up was Los Angeles CEO Devin Sloane who paid Rick Singer $250,000 to convince USC that Sloane's son was a prized athletic recruit in water polo. from Forbes Education
NPR News: Businessman Devin Sloane Sentenced In College Admissions Scandal
Businessman Devin Sloane Sentenced In College Admissions Scandal Businessman Devin Sloane was sentenced to four months in prison and 500 hours of community service Tuesday in the nationwide college admissions bribery and cheating scheme. Read more on NPR