Proposed Bills Could Improve Teacher Quality in the Tar Heel State
…aside, creating more pathways into teaching should be a benefit. Without question, it will reduce the average cost of producing teachers. It will also help fill some holes, such as…
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A Voluntary Core Curriculum
…education requirements, particularly in the Humanities and Social Sciences. With that great number of courses to choose from, it is now possible (and indeed likely) that many students will graduate…
The Key to Success for Young People Isn’t Always College
…schools will stick around, and probably some of the really hands-on, practical vocational schools will stick around,” but middle-of-the-road schools with fuzzy liberal arts programs will disappear, Morehouse said. “People…
NC State’s Quixotic Foreign Language Requirement
…HS and wish to continue with that language, we offer the placement test, so they may attain the proper level, progress quickly, and not have to redo material already learned….
Are Students Learning the Right Skills? Why Academia Needs to Go Back to the “Basics”
…graduate able to conduct advanced tests, but unable to explain them. It’s been called a “black box” situation where students are only trained to point-and-click to run an advanced test,…
The Missing Element of Higher Education: High School Guidance
Listen to members of the education establishment, and you will hear that not enough people are going to college. Listen to higher education reformers, particularly political conservatives, and you will…
Remediation: Still a Mystery
…A 2008 study by the nonprofit Strong American Schools found that nearly four out of five remedial students had a high school GPA of 3.0 or higher. For these students,…
Did You Know? Students Are Clueless About History
Colleges and universities across the country don’t require students to study history. Although students at many colleges are “technically” required to take a history course to fulfill their general education…
Free Teacher Ed!
When does a crisis become the status quo? It’s been 57 years since the landmark study “Why Johnny Can’t Read” sounded a clarion call to correct the failures of our…
Dual-Enrollment: a Head Start on College or Empty Credentialing?
…tuition-free. The dual-enrollment program, called Career and College Promise (CCP), is designed to enable eligible North Carolina high school students to earn transferrable college credit that will count toward their…