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Thursday, September 18, 2003

"I Pledge Allegiance to TV..."
Students at Central High School have been watching TV during the Pledge of Allegiance, but no one's complaining.

Unable to buy enough real flags for the new school year, Central High has taken to showing an image of the American flag on classroom TVs while students make the pledge.

Gateses give $51 million to reorganize high schools in NYC
By Greg Toppo


Parenting: You only get one chance to do it right
By Rebecca Hagelin

Wednesday, September 17, 2003

U.S. tops in education spending, but not scores
WASHINGTON -- The United States spends more public and private money on education than other major countries, but its performance doesn't measure up in areas ranging from high-school graduation rates to test scores in math, reading and science, a new report shows.

Tuesday, September 16, 2003

A Story of Motivation and Effort in Learning
By Jay Mathews


Who is responsible for obesity epidemic in our children?
By Phyllis Schlafly
FUZZY MATH FLUNKS TEST AGAIN
By Betty Freauf
Urban schools lose top teachers
Report blames inefficient, sluggish hiring practices.
By Ben Feller

Monday, September 15, 2003

Using Research and Reason in Education
By Paula J. Stanovich and Keith E. Stanovich
Education Remains Top Priority in New Poll
In poll results released today by the Committee for Education Funding (CEF), findings showed that when setting aside spending on military and homeland security, a plurality (38%) of American adults chose education as the most important federal spending priority this year.

What does a "balanced approach" to reading instruction mean?
By Sebastian Wren, Ph.D.
Welcome to the ACTE Lesson Plan Library!
The ACTE Lesson Plan Library is your opportunity to share your most precious asset -- your teaching ideas and lesson plans! You now have at your finger tips access to an entire network of career and technical educators!

Making the Grade
THE MORE WE LEARN about how the No Child Left Behind Act is working in practice, the more we wonder whether it isn't time for Congress to look again at the legislation it passed, with the enthusiastic support of the president, nearly two years ago.

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