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The Devereaux Student Strengths Assessment, is not named after Blanche Devereaux the Golden Girl, but is a product of Aperture, an...
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In the mid-1800s, frantic prospectors joined the Gold Rush in quest of the mother lode that would make them fabulously rich. The New...
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Makers of mobile apps that allow users to read and listen to the Bible and Quran say they have removed such apps from China’s...
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Every school has its share of the best and the worst, as routinely defined. The finest teachers are in the best schools and also in...
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Studying abroad is a popular choice for undergraduate and postgraduate studies. Countries such as Canada, Germany, the United...
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“[Dr. Jane C. Wright] never looked at things as obstacles.” She looked at them as challenges, and I think that she was a very...
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Doing the right thing the wrong way can be as ruinous as not doing it at all when plans for carrying it out are logistically...
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Can a risk/benefit analysis conclude that falling off a cliff is a chance worth taking? As a viable alternative to...
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Do today’s military generals lack the boldness, competence and nobility of purpose of their World War II predecessors? Have...
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Biden’s Afghanistan Hostage Crisis: Part 2 By Henry W. Burke 9.8.21 Out of 15,000 Americans in Afghanistan, roughly 6,000 Americans...
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“Tex. Lege Not Through Yet” By Donna Garner 9.8.21 Yesterday on 9.7.21, Gov. Greg Abbott called for a Third Special Session of the...
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The recent death of Bruce Birnel, my former colleague on staff at a middle school in Queens, reminded me of how our New York City...
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Courtesy of Schlesinger Library, Harvard Radcliffe Institute. “From my earliest memories, I was one of those who wanted to go...
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Commentary and Interview: As we approach the end of September, we have tried to honor all those who died 19 years ago on 9/11....
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When history, as it has been traditionally taught, is revisited and challenged in sufficient numbers, it gains momentum and...
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The Flipped Classroom concept is when traditional classroom activities and homework are reversed in order so that students interact...
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By Steven Yates I was saddened to learn recently that a former high school classmate of mine had Covid and passed away. Out of...
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The COVID-19 pandemic sped up the use of Extended Reality (XR) technology in higher education particularly for virtual science...
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It’s been significantly but sparsely and perhaps unreliably reported that a major organization of teachers voted down a...
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by Tom Watkins Can we lay down new stones to help create a better future foundation for China, the U.S. and the world? The...
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