Education
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The Importance of Environmental Education in America
Kyle Downey | September 9, 2016While controversial, environmental education can provide important benefits.
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How Can We Fix Racial Segregation In American Schools?
Mary Kate Leahy | September 3, 2016Why is school segregation still a problem?
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Calling in Sick: The Problems with Detroit Public Schools
Michael Sliwinski | May 21, 2016Public schools in Detroit and across the country face some big challenges.
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What are the Candidates’ Higher Education Plans Post-Obama?
Jamal Evan Mazyck | March 14, 2016Explore the current candidates' plans for college students.
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Title IX: More Than Just Sports
Michael Sliwinski | March 8, 2016The statute's becoming an increasingly important tool to prevent sexual assault.
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Tuition-Free Education: Presidential Candidates Weigh In
Jamal Evan Mazyck | January 23, 2016This will keep coming up in the 2016 race.
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Graduating From “No Child Left Behind”
Ajla Glavasevic | December 10, 2015This holiday season is bringing much more than gifts and cheer for children as the Every Student Succeeds Act...
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Teach for America Expands to West Virginia: Potential Pitfalls and Alternatives
Jillian Sequeira | December 8, 2015Is TFA's expansion into West Virginia a good thing?
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Professor in Name Only: Teaching Without Tenure in American Universities
Jillian Sequeira | November 13, 2015Why do we have more adjunct professors?
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LGBTQ College Students: Legal Hurdles and Rights
Jennifer Polish | August 25, 2015What issues do LGBTQ college students face, and how can we combat them?
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School Art Programs: Should They Be Saved?
Valeriya Metla | May 14, 2015Are they worth the cost?
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Phys Ed in Schools: Improving Health or Breeding Bullying?
Jennifer Polish | May 7, 2015Studies show a mixed bag when it comes to the benefits of mandatory phys ed in schools.
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Should Parents Pay the Price if Their Children Skip School?
Noel Diem | April 26, 2015Harsh truancy laws can land parents in jail when their kids skip school.
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Gifted and Talented Programs: Are They Reaching All Qualified Students?
Noel Diem | April 18, 2015Gifted and talented programs aren't offered in many urban school districts where students would benefit.
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Common Core: A Solution to America’s Education Problems?
Jessica McLaughlin | March 13, 2015Everything you need to know about the controversial new education standards.
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Obama’s College Rating System: Will it Fix Our Higher Education Problems?
Valeriya Metla | January 21, 2015The Obama Administration's plan to rank colleges hopes to fix our higher education problems.
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Bullying in Schools: Who Gets the Blame?
Noel Diem | January 18, 2015Bullying is a big issue. When it happens, whose fault is it?
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No Child Left Behind: Where is it Now?
Joseph Palmisano | December 3, 2014Now 12 years old, No Child Left Behind has been largely panned as ineffective at reaching its goal of...
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Does Greek Life Serve a Purpose on Today’s College Campus?
Noel Diem | November 27, 2014With all the headlines recently about hazing and sexual assault, what is the value of Greek life on college...
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School Dress Codes: Are Yoga Pants Really the Problem?
Noel Diem | November 21, 2014Now teachers police yoga pants as part of the dress code. What message does this send to students?
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School Vouchers: Are They Worth It?
Sameer Aggarwal | October 15, 2014If there's one thing most Americans can agree on it's that our education system is in dismal shape. A...
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Affirmative Action Laws: A History of Political Controversy
John Gomis | October 10, 2014In our increasingly diverse society, one debate that's pretty common to hear floating around is about "affirmative action." Particularly...
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Just a DREAM? In-State Tuition for Undocumented Immigrants
Joseph Palmisano | October 7, 2014Should these young people receive in-state college tuition?
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Making the Grade? MBA Programs and Grade Non-Disclosure Policies
Joseph Palmisano | October 2, 2014Master of Business Administration (MBA) programs around the country cultivate today's students to become the pilots of economics and...
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Teachers and Tenure: An Outdated System?
Joseph Palmisano | September 29, 2014Tenure was originally created as a protection for teachers. In more recent times however, critics have grown concerned that...
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Snowmen or Textbooks: The Debate Over Virtual Snow Days
Joseph Palmisano | September 26, 2014Students have always loved snow days as an excuse to play in the snow and forget about their schoolwork,...
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Character Education on the Public School Agenda
Joseph Palmisano | September 23, 2014What is character education, and what is it doing in our public schools?