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The Music Education Policy Roundtable Gains Another Corporate Supporter,...
Conn-Selmer is a leading manufacturer and distributor of musical instruments and accessories. The current company includes a portfolio of individual companies or brands that represent innovation,...
View ArticleGeorgia reclassification includes innovative policy to move up private...
It’s an enduring problem for a number of state athletic associations: How do you accurately classify top private schools, which are able to attract athletes with scholarships and put together...
View Article2010 to 2015 government policy: community integration
Issue We want to achieve more integrated communities and to create the conditions for everyone to live and work successfully alongside each other. Integration is a vital local issue and requires a...
View ArticlePublic Policy and Resilience | Harvard Graduate School of Education
Resilience — it’s not about grit; it’s about relationships. That’s one of the takeaways of a new report issued by the which seeks to unite the science of early childhood development with the policies...
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States Are Still Funding Higher Education Below Pre-Recession Levels | Center...
Most states have begun in the past year to restore some of the cuts they made to higher education funding after the recession hit. Eight states, though, are still cutting, and in almost all states —...
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Feds Reflect On Successes, Challenges of NAEP’s English-Learner Policy –...
Five years after adopting changes designed to boost the number of English-language learners taking the math and reading tests that are part of the National Assessment of Educational Progress, the board...
View ArticleThe ‘Thom Tillis Rule’ For Health Policy Won’t Work For Education Either
What fun we had recently with North Carolina’s recently elected U.S. senator, Republican Thom Tillis, who insisted we didn’t need government regulations to compel restaurant employees to wash their...
View ArticleClosing the private school enrollment gap: Are education vouchers enough? |...
The potential of education vouchers to equalize private school enrollment rates among ethnic groups assumes that income primarily contributes to the lack of diversity in private schools. In his study,...
View ArticleJAMES HEYES examines Rwanda’s English Education Policy: A Gateway to...
Rwanda presents a rare case of English being introduced as an official language in an economically developing country with no roots in the British Empire. Occupation by Belgium in 1916 (Freedman &...
View ArticleLanguage Policy and Ethnic Conflict in China – China Digital Times (CDT)
While China is often accused of stoking ethnic tensions by marginalizing minority languages, the University of Iowa’s Wenfang Tang argues that the problem in Tibetan and Uyghur areas is not too much...
View ArticleApril 2014. Vol. 18, No. 2. – U.S. Workforce Policy Builds up ‘STEAM’ – Ann M
Welcome to the Spring 2014 issue of CultureWork! This quarter’s article focuses on recent policies, initiatives, and partnerships to develop “STEM to STEAM” movements, in which the initial focus on...
View ArticleTaxProf Blog: Department of Education Finds That Harvard Law School’s Sexual...
For the past several months, members of the Harvard Law School faculty have lobbied hard against Harvard’s new sexual harassment policy, which they said lacked “the most basic elements of fairness and...
View ArticleBC Law to Host Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy | Boston College...
The Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy will move to Boston College Law School as a result of a $ 7.53 million gift from the Phyllis & Jerome Lyle Rappaport Foundation. The gift, the largest...
View ArticleLanguage Education – Scotland Aiming For 1+2 Policy – Microsoft UK Further...
This is a guest post from Hélène Fyffe, an undergraduate starting her final year at Edinburgh Napier University, having spent a year on placement with Microsoft UK Education as part of her course. I’m...
View ArticleWhat a Republican-led Congress means for higher education policy @insidehighered
Republican leadership of the Senate is also likely to complicate the Obama administration’s agenda for executive action, namely its regulations clamping down on the for-profit college industry as well...
View ArticleTeachers College, Columbia University — Tenure-track Position in Education...
Teachers College, Columbia University — Tenure-track Position in Education Policy, Open Rank Position: The program in Education Policy at Teachers College, Columbia University is seeking a scholar with...
View ArticleHarvard Law Professors Blast Sexual Misconduct Policy In Boston Globe
Harvard announced a sexual misconduct policy overhaul this summer, implementing a “preponderance of evidence” standard for sexual assault investigations and creating a centralized university office of...
View ArticleEHT school board going back to drawing board on student-teacher communication...
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP – A proposed policy restricting the ways in which Egg Harbor Township students and teachers are permitted to communicate failed for a lack of support from the Board of Education on...
View ArticleNAfME’s Michael Butera Moderates Discussion at National Policy Forum on Music...
On August 28, Michael A. Butera, Executive Director and CEO of the National Association for Music Education (NAfME), moderated a panel discussion on the importance of music and arts education. At the ,...
View ArticleOur View: Education ministry should not interfere in private schools’ fees...
FOR SOME time there has been a dispute between the education ministry and a private Nicosia-based school that wants to raise its tuition fees for the new school year which was scheduled to commence on...
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