Education Archive
Archives for June 2015
The upgrade will help teachers communicate with students, handle homework and incorporate educational apps.
Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal just announced his presidential campaign. Here’s where Jindal stands on the issues.
There’s a deep ideological divide between Republicans and Democrats over what role the federal government ought to play in early childhood education.
A promising approach to preventing sexual assault on campus has a big caveat
John Paulson’s $400 million donation is still a waste.
In 1994, Bush was “the Ted Cruz of gubernatorial candidates,” and he lost. Here’s how he changed his approach.
“Every kid needs a debt-free option — a strong public university where it’s possible to get a great education without taking on loads of debt.”
Srikanth Rajagopalan, the product manager for machine intelligence at Google, is joining the educational gaming startup.
Students at now-bankrupt Corinthian Colleges could get their loans forgiven.
The Education Department can make your life miserable.
“Mr. Nash is nineteen years old and is graduating from Carnegie Tech in June. He is a mathematical genius.”
The real issue behind the explosive debate over political correctness on campus.
He’s proposed eliminating so many federal agencies that he couldn’t remember them all.
“Paulson to Harvard: is there a way to give back without actually giving anything back?”
Please give it to literally anyone else.