The article examines the kind of learning that young men and women in the United States need from universities and colleges. In order to become liberally educated, college students need to push forward as far as they can, in college and beyond, in the key areas that comprise human learning....
Others teach in formal settings such as secondary schools or universities and public settings like museums. The table below contains some examples of jobs that may interest zoology degree-holders. Some roles, like a veterinarian, require advanced degrees, while others, like a high school teacher, ...
McNeill says. Others may teach it in a journalism or yearbook class. But she and others call for lessons to start earlier. Many students get a smartphone by middle school, giving them the ability to not only create their own content, but to see and share...
If I ever find enough money to go to Japan, I'd like to be able to do the same thing. I love to learn about other cultures, and the Japanese culture is fascinating. The Japanese people I've met have been very kind and they really appreciate it when people take the time to learn ...
Anyone who cares about what schools and colleges teach and how their students learn will be interested in the memoir(回忆录) of Ralph W. Tyler, who is one of the most famous men in American education. Born in Chicago in 1902, brought up and schooled in Nebraska, the 19-year-old college...
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You're right, Albert Shapero! (Speaking Out, January.)It's not only the business schools that don't prepare students for small business -- engineering curricula have the same failing. It's assumed that their graduates will go to work in large refineries
The number of students reporting distress and seeking services has dramatically increased, and colleges and universities are struggling to address these challenges. A rich and growing body of research documents the scope of the problem and potential interventions to address it, but this literature is ...
s just that the US manufacturing sector has a whole lot of other industries—food and beverage processing, chemicals, for instance—that tend to be less automated. As a whole, the US manufacturing sector is far less automated than the German or the Japanese or the Korean manufact...
The number of students reporting distress and seeking services has dramatically increased, and colleges and universities are struggling to address these challenges. A rich and growing body of research documents the scope of the problem and potential interventions to address it, but this literature is ...