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Education News

MPR News keeps track of the latest education news in Minnesota so you can understand the events shaping the future of learning and how it impacts students at any level.

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Notes in the Margins: Transfers, ed colleges and The Bard

Obama plans new regulation on colleges of education The Obama administration’s obsession with standardized test scores knows no bounds. The newest example: a plan to spend millions of dollars to reward those colleges of education whose graduates, among other things, are successful in raising their students’ standardized test scores. (The Washington Post) Small Colleges Get an Read more →
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Report: 4 in 5 US high school students graduate

Report: 4 in 5 US high school students graduate

U.S. public high schools have reached a milestone, an 80 percent graduation rate. Yet that still means 1 of every 5 students walks away without a diploma. Citing the progress, researchers are projecting a 90 percent national graduation rate by 2020.
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BBC: The classroom of the future

In a leafy suburb of Silicon Valley, 9 year olds lie on their tummies on the floor, log on to their silver Chromebooks, and begin doing maths lessons. Their teacher logs on as coach and gives one-to-one instruction...exactly where it's needed.

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BBC: The classroom of the future

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Notes in the Margins: Legacies, last-dollar scholarships and the unionization vote

Northwestern University football players to vote today on union amid debate over labor rights The outcome of the secret-ballot vote among Northwestern’s football players will not be known for some time as the board considers a case with broad ramifications not only for intercollegiate athletics but also for how colleges operate. (The Washington Post) The Political Read more →
by Alex Friedrich

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Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan schools to review book over use of ‘retarded’

Unless you think 'the retard room' is how you think kids should refer to classrooms for special needs students, there's not much to discuss about an effort to remove a nearly 30-year-old book called 'Sixth Grade Can Really Kill You' from Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan schools. But it'll be discussed anyway.
by Bob Collins

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Adjunct faculty at Macalester, Hamline to hold unionization votes

Adjunct faculty at Macalester, Hamline to hold unionization votes

At a rally Thursday, representatives from Macalester and Hamline said adjunct professors are a major part of the campus teaching force, and want a voice at work. Several described working long hours at multiple campuses with no job security, low pay and often no benefits.
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