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Most New Graduates Would Take a Pay Cut to Make a Difference
The latest Net Impact survey shows that 72 percent of graduating seniors believe making a difference at work is essential to their happiness.
Read & DiscussCan a New Campaign Force Candidates to Prioritize Education?
Two-thirds of swing-state voters say improving education should be a top priority, but politicians don’t always give the issue the attention it...
Read & DiscussWhat if You Could Pay for College by Playing Games Online?
Thanks to startup Grantoo, a hand of Texas Hold-em could earn you cash for college.
Read & DiscussPhotos: The Real Rydaz Bike Club in Action
Four members of LA's only lowrider bike club break down their sweet rides, how they give back to the community, and how they got healthy.
Read & DiscussLos Angeles' Lowrider Bike Club Is More Than Chrome and Rims
A lowrider bike club promotes healthy living and education in low-income communities
Read & DiscussJuilliard Brings Online Music Education to the Masses
Juilliard eLearning will enable anyone with an internet connection to learn from the nation's most talented musicians.
Read & DiscussIs it Time to 'Occupy Teach For America'?
Influential Teach For America alumnus Gary Rubinstein is calling for current teachers and other alumni to demand change in the organization.
Read & DiscussFlorida Teen Starts 'Giving Library' for Homeless Kids
Miami-area teen Lilli Leight decided to do something about the lack of books for homeless kids in her community.
Read & DiscussA Grassroots Group Demands Legislators Stop Education Cuts
After $18 billion in education cuts in California, parent group Educate Our State has had enough.
Read & DiscussShould 5-Year-Olds Evaluate Their Teachers?
A pilot in Georgia will require students K-12 to rate their teachers as part of their evaluation process.
Read & DiscussWhat Country Has the Best Higher Education System?
Universitas 21 has created official rankings based on the results of a year-long study on higher education data.
Read & DiscussLearning to 'Think Wrong' Could Be the Key to the Right Answers
'How to Think Wrong' workshops teach us to challenge the status quo.
Read & DiscussConfused in Class? A New App Can Help
Web-based app Understoodit lets students click to indicate whether they comprehend.
Read & DiscussSan Francisco School Takes Experiential Learning to the Next Level
At Brightworks, kids learn by completing projects. With electric drills.
Read & DiscussNational Teacher Day Gives Us a Chance to Say 'Thanks'
Taking the time to tweet #thankateacher can make a difference
Read & DiscussWith Help From Will.i.am, a Teenager's Invention Could Save Infants' Lives
The device is designed to prevent the deaths of infants forgotten in hot cars through a weight sensor placed in a car seat.
Read & DiscussGaming in the Classroom Is Becoming the Norm
Teachers say gaming helps them personalize instruction and meet the needs of all kids.
Read & DiscussAttracting More Women to Computer Science Requires Shattering the 'Brogrammer' Culture
California's Harvey Mudd College has taken huge steps toward boosting the number of female computer science majors.
Read & DiscussHarvard and MIT Team Up to Educate a Billion People Online
The new online learning platform edX will bring a Harvard and MIT education to the planet.
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