Does Your Church Decide Your College Education?
A study links congregations’ interpretations of the Bible with college degrees—especially for those who don’t take the Bible literally.
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Tightening the Rules on Restraining and Secluding Students
Under new rules, Massachusetts schools will not be allowed to use certain techniques to restrain or isolate students as frequently and will have to report all restraints and injuries.
What Will Become of No Child Left Behind?
Thirteen years after its enactment, is there any proof that No Child Left Behind actually works?
How Textbooks Have Changed the Face of War
War is more personal, less glorious, and more hellish in modern textbooks than in the past. But there’s still room for improvement.
One of the Hidden Culprits Behind Rising Tuition and Student Debt
Previous explanations as to the rising cost of higher education—focused on salaries and amenities—haven't placed enough blame on those who are profiting.
Filling in the Blanks: The Thousands of Volunteers Who Grade Millions of AP Tests
It's sort of like summer camp—just for highly educated adults.
Meet the Groups That Are Fighting Against Limits on Restraining School Kids
Republicans say it is a matter of states’ rights.
Here’s How Not to Teach First-Grade Math
One of the few rigorous studies of its kind shows that first-grade math teachers tend to use unproven alternative techniques when there are more math-challenged students in their class.
Living the Undocumented Life: A Personal Plea for Immigration Reform
In both personal and professional roles, Susan Hamilton has seen directly how the stress of living undocumented in America can take a toll on families.
A Lifetime of Intellectual Stimulation Staves Off Dementia
Turning to brainy pursuits in later years also helps delay the onset of the dreaded condition, according to a new study.