Oops! Congressional “mistake” prompts NIH review
…the nation. Following are just a few of the studies cited by the TVC list: • $333,045 to study the “sex and drug networks of U.S. long-haul truckers (studies gay…
…the nation. Following are just a few of the studies cited by the TVC list: • $333,045 to study the “sex and drug networks of U.S. long-haul truckers (studies gay…
…importance of a good education and stable family life, and so they prioritize those things in their children’s upbringing. The result is that Asian students study twice as much as…
…than traditional remediation and is being adopted at the state level throughout many higher education systems. A study from researchers at the City University of New York found that students…
…encounters. Along those lines, UNCA will soon host the second annual “F-Word Film Festival: A Celebration of Images By and About Women.” Among the featured documentary videos screened will be…
…Ed. The first study was written by myself for the Texas Public Policy Foundation and found that state disinvestment is a myth. The second study, by Michael Mitchell, Michael Leachman,…
…used to help keep schools affordable.) Like any business, colleges evidently charge what the market will bear. Although Martin and Gillen don’t specifically mention “public choice” theory, their findings dovetail…
…ought to go to college. Critics rightly challenged Obama’s proposal for many reasons, from its high cost to the fact that it will force unprepared students into college work. But…
…the “Rotten Apple Award” for talking about a study that Bracey could not find. None of the top scholars that Bracey contacted knew about the study either. Daggett gives an…
Every field of study has its standard way of teaching it to students. Science is mostly taught through lectures and labs. Literature and philosophy are mostly taught through classroom discussion….
…the moment, if we don’t do it, most U.S. high school students will continue to be unprepared for higher education. Will Fitzhugh (Fitzhugh@tcr.org) is the founder of the Concord Review….