Teach for America surging in popularity
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It&#039;s the strongest job market in years for new college graduates, with salaries and perks rising accordingly. But one of the country&#039;s hottest recruiters this spring promised low wages, exhausting labor and only a brief break before the work begins.
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By BUFORD GREEN STAFF WRITER  JACKSONVILLE - Sheryl Humphries' love of science and teaching it has landed her among an elite group of educators.
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Reaction has been pouring on an Education Department pilot program to rate city teachers based on how well they taught their students to do on standardized tests in a given year.
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Raleigh takes up a global movement to involve fathers more, especially at school.
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An exciting primary has sparked greater interest among expatriates in being heard at home.
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WASHINGTON  The hottest campaign in town this week? It&#39;s not for president. It&#39;s for Idol. Producers for Fox&#39;s top-rated talent series estimate that 21,000 candidates and their supporters ...
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Children in America are becoming deeply enmeshed in the consumer culture of getting and spending.
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By Shaun Epperson, Tulsa World, Okla.  Jun. 6--Some local teachers were selected for an out-of-this-world learning opportunity this month designed to expand their knowledge and help them enhance their curriculum.
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The proportion of primary school pupils with English as a second language has risen by 73% in a decade.
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The American system of higher education, long the envy of the world, is starting to become an important export.
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Charter-school opponents and supporters are both claiming the high ground after a controversial report by the American Federation of Teachers that said students at charter schools fare worse than students at traditional public schools.
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The antibiotic-resistant germ that has infected several area teachers and some students is not just a concern for schools.
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Half a million American children take classes online, and many are attending virtual public schools that are competing with local districts for millions in public dollars.
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Walter H. G. Lewin, a physics professor at M.I.T., has found devotees across the country with his online lectures.
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By Melissa Jenco Daily Herald Staff Writer  Naperville Unit District 203 increased its use of instructional technology last year and is already exceeding several of its long- term goals.
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The Live Earth event on Saturday is set to reach millions more people than previous global productions with its reach boosted by the fast-growing power of Web video sharing and social networks.
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The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation launched a $17 million effort yesterday to improve teacher education and steer highly qualified teachers to high-poverty and struggling schools.