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Irish Students Design Software to Make Drivers Safer
More than 3,000 people die every day because of traffic accidents, and that number is on the rise. The problem's so bad that the World Health...
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Degrees of Separation: Your College Major Matters More Than Ever
People with associate's degrees can out-earn bachelor's degree holders, if they pick the right major.
Education
Will a Harvard Professor's New Technology Make College Lectures a Thing of the Past?
Thanks to Learning Catalytics, the "flipped classroom" and peer learning could revolutionize higher education.
Education
What Will Education Be Like in 100 Years?
An author from 1900 has a compelling vision for education that includes free universities and in-school medical care for all students.
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Six-Year High School Lets Students Earn a College Degree and a Job at IBM
Students can graduate with an associate's degree in computer science.
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College Students Would Give Up Sex for Digital Textbooks
They also say they'll eat mac-and-cheese for a whole month if they can go digital. (Yes, we're skeptical.)
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Education Event Recap: A Conversation About Growing Los Angeles' Tech Workforce
Our panelists and audience were full of ideas on how to educate the STEM professionals of the future.
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Fifth-Year Senior: Why Making High School Longer Is a Brilliant Idea
Maine wants to accelerate the traditional secondary curriculum and bring introductory college courses down to high school.
Education
Education Event: Growing Los Angeles' Tech Workforce
We're hosting a panel discussion on how schools, businesses and government can work together to educate the workforce of the future.
Education
Formerly Homeless Student Starts Nonprofit to Help His Peers Get to College
19-year-old student Orayne Williams got his first home when he went to college. Now he's working to get other homeless teens there, too.
Education
College Students Create Device That Helps Legally Blind Students Take Notes
Assistive technology brings classroom notes back to low-vision and legally blind students.
Education
You're Invited: A Conversation About Growing Los Angeles' Tech Workforce
RSVP for our panel discussion on how schools, businesses and government need to collaborate to educate the workforce of the future.
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Are College Libraries About to Become Bookless?
Thanks to the electronic book revolution, in the next decade, we could see the end of centralized campus libraries with hardbound texts.
Education
What's the Key to Ending the Math and Science Teacher Shortage?
The real problem isn't recruiting teachers. It's keeping them in the classroom.
Education
Can Brazil Teach Us How to Get Over Our Vocational Education Snobbery?
With the economy being what it is, it's time for us to get over our antiquated ideas of career prestige.
Education
Good News for Recent Grads: Starting Salaries Are Up
A sign that the economy is on the rebound? Average salaries for new grads increased to $51,018.
Culture
Sex, Rape, and Single-Sex Dorms: How "Virtue" Can Allow Violence
Catholic University of America is instituting sex-segregated dorms in an effort to curb "risky" sexual behavior. It will only make sex riskier.
Education
A Digital Time Capsule Will Archive the Websites 21st Century Students Find Relevant
The Internet Archive and the Library of Congress are creating a collection of websites that represent the modern student experience.
