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Is the concept of "learning styles" a myth? You'll be surprised what the evidence says...

The concept of different “learning styles” is one of the greatest neuroscience myths Such "neuromyths" are “promoted by victims of their own wishful thinking."

How can we help students figure out the right path after High School?

That "Aha!" Moment of College or Career Readiness College and career readiness begins when we learn what students care about and connect them with accomplished individuals in those fields for a view of their future.

Here's an interesting take on a liberal arts education that emphasizes how important it is to develop how you think

A Harvard Medical School professor makes the case for the liberal arts and philosophy David Silbersweig, of Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, says today's multidisciplinary world needs liberal arts -- and philosophy in particular -- more than ever.

Quick-thinking teachers save the day!

Thanks to his teachers, a student’s heart keeps beating A student is alive today because his quick-thinking teachers performed CPR and used a defibrillator after his heart stopped during a school event.

Ed Prep Matters | AACTE Blog » A Year in Review: Recapping 2015 State Policy Trends 14 Dec2015 A Year in Review: Recapping 2015 State Policy Trends By Aaron Goldstein and Sungti Hsu As 2015 comes to an end, we want to take a moment to reflect on what was a very active year for state policy makers and AACTE state chapters. In 2015, state legislators proposed more than 150 bills re…

Pre-School Teachers Should Be Paid Much, Much, More Most voters agree that we need to pay preschool teachers more.

What do you think about this? Will this benefit students? Teachers?

Cuomo Panel Calls for Further Retreat From Common Core Standards The panel, in recommendations released on Thursday, is calling for changes in what New York State students learn and how they are assessed.