Advancing the Science of Nursing Education: More Findings From the National Survey on Excellence in Nursing Education
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By Scheckel, Martha Valiga, Theresa M  RECENT ISSUES of NURSING EDUCATION PERSPECTIVES have reported results of a national survey conducted by the NLN'S Nursing Education Advisory Council (1-3).
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For nearly six years, the federal government has defined school success mainly by how many students pass state reading and math tests. But a growing number of educators and lawmakers are pushing to give more weight to graduation rates, achievement in science and history and even physical education.
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Michigan needs to grow its supply of nurses because the state&#39;s 143,604 licensed nurses are graying, and there&#39;s no untapped pool of nurses who can fill the gap as they retire, a survey released today concludes.
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The Science Network launches its first program in an effort to educate the masses about stem-cell research and other vital topics. Don't yawn -- you need this. By Kristen Philipkoski.
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To dye or not to dye. That is the question in the latest feminist debate over aging and authenticy
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Attendees at this year&#146;s PowerSchool University ramped up their student information system skills with the new PowerSchool 4.0 and augmented their development activities through peer networking. [Aug 3]
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This kind of sibling relationship is different. But how? A case study.
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Inside the new classroom power struggle: What teachers say about pushy moms and dads who drive them crazy
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Plans to boost the educational chances of children in care are to be outlined in a White Paper.
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Advances in medical science should lead to improvements in birth control methods -- but current debates remain hung up on teenagers' sex lives. Adult women and men looking for better options shouldn't be left out in the cold. Commentary by Gina Lynn.
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For all the differences between the sexes, here's one that might stir up debate in the teacher's lounge: Boys learn more from men and girls learn more from women.
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American public schools are struggling to attract and retain high-quality teachers. Is it time we paid them for performance?
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Some of the direst noises about our nationâs scientific prospects may be premature; students seem to be embracing challenging science courses.
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By Amanda Gardner, HealthDay Reporter    HealthDayNews -- Health experts are trying to move the nation's battle of the bulge to an important new front: the schools.    Schools need to be more active in teaching heart-healthy behavior and they should offer more physical education and healthful meals, a new American Heart Association statement urges...
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By Amanda Ricker, Grand Forks Herald, N.D.  Feb. 10--About 80 teachers will have the opportunity to improve their basic knowledge of biology, chemistry, engineering, physics, mathematics and teaching at no cost through UND and a grant from the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction.
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National Committee for Quality Assurance&#39;s annual State of Health Care Quality report is the culmination of a year&#39;s worth of measurement and data collection, the goal of which is to help drive improvement by providing as complete a view of health care
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WEDNESDAY, July 11 (HealthDay News) -- Even though one out of three American children live within a mile of their school, barely half of those students regularly bike or walk to class, researchers report.