2016 US Election is Hard for Civics Teachers
Has the American election campaign been difficult to watch?
Growing Number of American Girls Question School Dress Codes
In August, a group of eighth grade girls took part in an unusual protest in the American state of Maryland.
Schools Teaching More Effective Ways to Argue
The third and last U.S. presidential debate takes place Wednesday.
Harvard Business School Starts Program for Alumni in New York
Harvard Business School (HBS) is one of the most famous graduate schools in the world.
What is the Value of a Liberal Arts Degree?
Some college students may wonder why their school asks them to take a class in philosophy when they are seeking a degree in physics.
American College Students Need Professional Skills
College students might be surprised to learn they can take a class that only teaches about climbing trees.
American College Students Know Little of World Events
Young people in the United States do not have a strong understanding of the world and their place in it.
Students Put Democracy Into Practice at Escuela Nueva Schools
At the beginning of September, children in many countries return to school.
In Michigan City, College Is Free for Many High School Graduates
Emily Olivares was surprised when a friend told her she is $50,000 in debt after paying for four years of college.
How Should Schools Deal with Misbehaving Students?
About 2.8 million American children were told at least once during the 2013-2014 school year to leave public school for bad behavior.