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In education, there are always a host of programs and policies clamoring for funding. But of all the options policymakers could invest in, the most worthwhile may very well be universal preschool. Recently, Nobel laureate James Heckman and his colleagues Read More …
There are thousands of scholarships out there. Below you will find many scholarships, most with general eligibility requirements. My goal is to share some lesser-known scholarships with my readers every Saturday. Don’t wait. Apply for these great scholarships today! And, Read More …
Written by Doug Goodnough Frank Isabelle II, ’89, doesn’t have any championship trophies sitting on his mantle from his tennis-playing days at Hillsdale College. But he fondly recalls his athletic experience. The former two-time Charger captain said the team was Read More …
As schools depart from traditional instructional methods and environments, some education leaders are discovering how a combination of blended learning and reimagined physical learning spaces can lead to better student engagement and achievement. Redesigning physical learning spaces can lead to brain-friendly Read More …
There are thousands of scholarships out there. Below you will find many scholarships, most with general eligibility requirements. My goal is to share some lesser-known scholarships with my readers every Saturday. Don’t wait. Apply for these great scholarships today! And, Read More …
As students, we often find ourselves struggling to remember formulas, theorems, and definitions during exam time. However, I was to share some valuable insights that can help you prepare effectively and improve your exam performance. In this blog post, I Read More …
Title: Revenues and Expenditures for Public Elementary and Secondary Education: FY 21 (NCES 2023-301) Description: The finance tables introduce new data for national and state-level public elementary and secondary revenues and Read More …
Written by Lauren Smyth “Honorable in conduct.” “Dutiful in study and service.” “[Rising] to self-government.” These phrases, drawn from the Hillsdale College Honor Code, are formally acknowledged by every Hillsdale student at the beginning of their college careers. We sign Read More …
[Editor’s note: This post is the third in a new column for eSchool News. In her column on ‘Personal Development’, eSchool News Columnist Jennifer Abrams focuses on tangible takeaways, tools and teachings that all those working in schools can use to develop Read More …