Topic: Education

Ron Paul's Home Schooling Curriculum Will Turn Your Kid into a Little Ron Paul

Reuters

The two-time presidential candidate just launched a home schooling curriculum which promises to get your elementary school student up-to-speed on the hijacking of the Constitution in no time. Seriously. It promises that. And so much more.

By Eric Randall

Jul 28, 2011

Today's Best

Five Best Thursday Columns

On summer school, Lincoln, and vengenace

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By Ujala Sehgal

Jul 17, 2011

Five Best Sunday Columns

On Murdoch schadenfreude, gun-toting politicians, and U.S. women's soccer

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By Caitlin Dickson

Jul 8, 2011

Stat of the Day

178 Atlanta District Teachers and 38 Principals Helped Students Cheat

A new investigation questions Atlanta's recently stellar test scores

Comments | 3,643 Views

By Adam Martin

Jul 6, 2011

California Passes Gay History Education Bill

If signed into law, it would require teaching about gay historical figures in state schools

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By Ujala Sehgal

Jun 25, 2011

Why U.S. Teachers Work the Most But U.S. Students Stay Average

The ongoing struggle to explain American educational inefficiencies

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By Erik Hayden

Jun 14, 2011

Quiz: Do You Know More U.S. History Than a High Schooler?

In your favor: most high school seniors aren't very good at the subject

Comments | 3,814 Views

By Eli Rosenberg

Jun 10, 2011

Chart of the Day

Chart: Educated Immigrants Outnumber Low-Skilled Ones in U.S.

A new report from Brookings overturns a stereotype

Comments | 1,823 Views

By Ray Gustini

May 13, 2011

What the Tweet?

AIG, Illegal Acts, and the Death of Snooky

All the tweets that gave us pause Friday

Comments | 2,050 Views

By Caitlin Dickson

May 10, 2011

Today's Best

Five Best Tuesday Columns

On electric cars, the problem with teacher's unions, and joining with China to fix Pakistan

Comments | 1,341 Views

By Elspeth Reeve

May 9, 2011

Michele Bachmann's School Banned 'Aladdin'

Religion was a big reason the Tea Party celebrity entered politics

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By Caitlin Dickson

May 3, 2011

Today's Best

Five Best Tuesday Columns

On the future of al Qaeda, Pakistan and terrorism, and the benefits of school vouchers

Comments | 1,047 Views

By Caitlin Dickson

Apr 29, 2011

Spatwatch

Breitbart Video Claims University of Missouri Teaches Labor Violence

But as in the Shirley Sherrod case, some think the video was poorly edited

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By Alex Eichler

Apr 29, 2011

If Cursive Is Really Dying, Only a Few Will Mourn

A New York Times story inspires more jeers than nostalgia

Comments | 3,449 Views

By Alex Eichler

Apr 25, 2011

Prediction: A Lot of Law Schools Are Going to Disappear

The New Republic's Jonathan Chait says legal education is a 'giant bubble'

Comments | 8,828 Views

By Caitlin Dickson

Apr 25, 2011

Today's Best

Five Best Monday Columns

On the necessity of hell, the value of copper, and white America's social divide

Comments | 1,691 Views

By Caitlin Dickson

Apr 15, 2011

Spatwatch

Mother Attempts to Take Down the Trinity School

Seema Kalia's crusade against the elite Manhattan school risks expulsion for her daughter

Comments | 1,827 Views

By Ray Gustini

Apr 13, 2011

The Most Inappropriate Responses to the Civil War Sesquicentennial

How not to observe the war's 150 year anniversary

Comments | 8,045 Views

By Alex Eichler

Apr 11, 2011

Peter Thiel Believes the Future Belongs to College Dropouts

The Facebook investor says a "education bubble" is underway; not everyone agrees

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By Caitlin Dickson

Apr 11, 2011

Today's Best

Five Best Monday Columns

The Internet as a tool for terrorists, Harvard and the Qaddafis, and optimizing the budget

Comments | 1,117 Views

By Alex Eichler

Apr 7, 2011

That Was Quick: Cathie Black Out as NYC Schools Chancellor

After just five months on the job, Black will be replaced by Dennis Walcott

Comments | 1,077 Views

By Caitlin Dickson

Apr 6, 2011

Cartoon

NCAA to Athletes: You'll Thank Us Later

Cartoonist Nick Anderson on rationalizing unpaid talent

Comments | 2,988 Views

By Caitlin Dickson

Apr 5, 2011

Today's Best

Five Best Tuesday Columns

On Paul Ryan's budget, the 9/11 mastermind's trial, and Richard Goldstone

Comments | 930 Views

By Caitlin Dickson

Mar 31, 2011

Today's Best

Five Best Thursday Columns

On Obama's budget weakness, cyber security, and the value of good teachers

Comments | 1,422 Views

By Uri Friedman

Mar 14, 2011

Band Class Is a Fungi and Bacteria Breeding Ground

A new study says that playing used woodwind and brass instruments can make you sick

Comments | 172 Views

By Caitlin Dickon and Eli Rosenberg

Mar 11, 2011

Today's Best

Five Best Friday Columns

On the problem with Libya, the importance of lightbulbs, and the centrality of teachers

Comments | 60 Views

By Elspeth Reeve

Mar 8, 2011

An Anatomy of a White House Marketing Flop

Obama's holding a contest for high schools; he's the prize but no one's applying

Comments | 674 Views

By Caitlin Dickson

Mar 3, 2011

Lightning Rod

Northwestern's Live Sex Class Sparks Outrage

The University stands behind a professor's decision to allow the demonstration

Comments | 1,733 Views

By Caitlin Dickson

Feb 17, 2011

Democrats and Teachers Go AWOL in Wisconsin Over Union Bill

A bill to limit union bargaining ability gets some pushback

Comments | 70 Views

By Uri Friedman

Jan 13, 2011

Tea Party-Backed School Board Abolishes Diversity Policy

Should school districts be promoting racial and socioeconomic integration? Inside a debate in North Carolina

Comments | 840 Views

By Uri Friedman

Dec 21, 2010

Is a Good Teacher Worth $400,000?

Teachers, you may have a new bargaining chip

Comments | 417 Views

By Heather Horn

Nov 16, 2010

The Education Reform Movie You Haven't Seen

Race to Nowhere gets quiet praise, though Waiting for Superman is the bigger box-office hit

Comments | 235 Views

By Heather Horn

Nov 11, 2010

The Trouble With For-Profit Education

Bloggers weigh a New York Times report on Kaplan, Inc.

Comments | 227 Views

By Alex Eichler

Nov 10, 2010

Why Is a Publishing Executive Taking Over New York's Schools?

Black is the new Klein. What does it mean?

Comments | 42 Views

By Alex Eichler

Oct 27, 2010

Right Warns of Voter Fraud, But Do Their Claims Have Merit?

And who's telling black people they need to pay the gas bill in order to vote?

Comments | 2,890 Views

By Heather Horn

Oct 13, 2010

Michelle Rhee to Resign: What Next for DC Schools?

The reform champion will step down

Comments | 172 Views

By Heather Horn

Sep 29, 2010

Boys Do Badly in School: Is Single-Sex Education the Solution?

A BBC documentary plunges Britain into debate

Comments | 1,060 Views

By Heather Horn

Sep 23, 2010

Cheers Greet Zuckerberg's $100 Million Gift to Newark Schools

Bloggers preemptively defend against cynicism

Comments | 172 Views

By Heather Horn

Sep 16, 2010

Can School Reform Survive Without Michelle Rhee?

The DC chancellor is celebrated in a new documentary--but now she may be out of a job

Comments | 27 Views

By Heather Horn

Sep 1, 2010

How to Evaluate Teachers and What to Do with the Results

An LA Times dispute cuts to the core of the teacher-evaluation debate

Comments | 1,897 Views

By Heather Horn

Aug 18, 2010

By Heather Horn

Jul 21, 2010

Should States Let the Federal Government Set Education Standards for Schools?

Comprehensive guide to the debate over national standards

Comments | 862 Views

By John Hudson

Jun 22, 2010

10 Law Schools Found Inflating Student Grades

Looks like recent alums really needed the 0.333 grade boost

Comments | 516 Views

By Max Fisher

Jun 18, 2010

Are Best Friends Bad for Children?

The New York Times airs a provocative view

Comments | 1,904 Views

By Heather Horn

May 28, 2010

The Case for the 'Teacher Bailout'

Why spending $23 billion to keep public school teachers employed might be a good idea

Comments | 345 Views

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