National Poll on Education Attitudes Finds Majority of Teachers Down on Profession, Lack Trust in Parents American teachers are less enthused about their jobs than are local politicians or active-duty military personnel, according to the 2018 EdChoice Schooling in America Survey. After a year that saw educators revolt over low pay and teachers unions seriously Read More >

What’s in a Report Card? Depends on Who You Ask. New Report Shows That Parents and Teachers Have Very Different Understandings of Grades & Tests If a child earns a B– in math on his report card, is that a good grade, or does it mean he’s the worst in the class? Ask a parent Read More >

Every year, tens of millions of kids enroll in public schools, most moving on to the next level in June. Change comes slowly, if at all. And certain verities — whether held by lawmakers, parents, or teachers — have always held true. But every year, a few of those treasured assumptions fall. When viewed at Read More >

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In the article published in ‘Big Picture’ series, a double dose of bad news for kids more keen on playing Fortnite than analyzing text: Not only is homework worthwhile, but much of the take-home exercises students receive today is too easy, according to a new study from the Center for American Progress. These latest findings are based Read More >

Improving Undergraduate STEM Education: Computing in Undergraduate Education (IUSE: CUE) Increasingly, undergraduate computer science (CS) programs are being called upon to prepare larger and more diverse student populations for careers in both CS and non-CS fields, including careers in scientific and non-scientific disciplines. Many of these students aim to acquire the understandings and competencies needed Read More >

Federal Agency Postings and Opportunities Extended to February 25, 2019!   NFBPA Is Now Accepting Scholarship & Poster Contest Applications! The NFBPA Scholarship Program supports several college students each year, with annual scholarships totaling more than $45 thousand dollars through partnerships with corporate supporters, public sector organizations and individual contributors. NFBPA invites undergraduate, graduate, doctorate and Read More >

College tuition is always on the rise, and many scholarships and grants go unclaimed. Check out the reviews of the different scholarship platforms and secure a scholarship for yourself. A new platform, Scholly was featured on Shark Tank. The founder stated that he secured $1.3 Million in scholarships! Also check out our previous post “High School to Read More >

Since the 2019–20 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form was launched on Oct. 1, more than four million students have submitted their FAFSA forms. With state deadlines right around the corner, it is important to apply in order to be eligible to receive state financial aid. Register and start or complete the FAFSA® Understanding FAFSA ®

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