Online Learning Democratizes Higher Ed, But Can It Get You a Job?
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Feb 18, 2013
A new trend in higher education, Massive Open Online Courses, have the potential to revolutionize the college experience.
National Alliance Calls for End to School Closures
The Washington Informer, News Report, Posted: Feb 08, 2013
A growing alliance of public education advocates have united to end what they describe as the discriminatory shuttering of schools in black and Latino neighborhoods.
Closing the Information Gap on Memphis School Merger
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Feb 07, 2013
A recent meeting of school officials and ethnic media sought to inform communities about a pending merger between the Memphis and Shelby school districts.
Transforming ‘Deferred Action’ for Young Immigrants Into True Opportunities
EdSource, News Report, Posted: Feb 07, 2013
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals plan may help 305,000 undocumented California youth remain in the U.S.—but not without education reforms.
Stranger Than Nonfiction--Author Andrew Lam Busts the Online Homework Racket
New America Media, News Analysis, Posted: Feb 06, 2013
NAM editor and author Andrew Lam examines the online market for old homework on literature—like his stories—and reveals the true answer.
In Riverside County, Spanish Speaking Counselors a Must
La Prensa/New America Media, News Report, Posted: Feb 04, 2013
Although the number of Spanish-speaking students in CA is rising, Spanish-speaking counselors are an endangered species.
Innovative Nebraska Program Brings Diversity To Highly Segregated Public Schools
America’s Wire , News Report, Posted: Feb 03, 2013
The Learning Community is designed to reduce funding disparities between Omaha and its suburbs and to create more socioeconomic diversity in schools.
Cancer Rates Rising for Korean Americans Due to Knowledge Gap
George Mason University, News Report, Posted: Jan 30, 2013
“We should educate immigrants about the benefit of screening early for cancer and the problem of not doing it,” Oh says.
Louisiana Receives B- for Education Policy
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Jan 30, 2013
Early in January, Louisiana’s educational policies were given an overall grade of B- from Sacramento-based education reform lobbying group Students First.
Two Farmworkers’ Daughters, Two Paths to Higher Education
Coachella Unincorporated/New America Media, News Feature, Posted: Jan 25, 2013
Cristian and Silvia had the same dream of going to college. But the difference in their legal status meant they would take two different roads.
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