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Woodlass

I REFUSE TO BELIEVE THE UFT IS THIS STUPID

Under Assault: Teaching in NYC | December 23rd 2009 by Woodlass

This post was written before the UFT changed course. Oy.See an update at "Mulgrew morphs."I don't get to open my copy of the NY Teacher until the weekend, though I might have known by the end of the the Delegate Assembly last Wednesday what it was go read more

CarGurusEditor

The World in Cars: Volvo, Yugo and Schumacher

The CarGurus Blog | December 23rd 2009

Volvo C70 I’m consistently struck by how globally oriented the auto industry has become. Reading the news this morning was a further education in that trend, with stories about: Ford and Geely coming to agreement on the sale of Volvo, Fiat taking o read more

blogfreeworld

UK: “parties” to practice cliteridectomy

Tea and Politics | December 23rd 2009 by Angry Infidel

Hundreds of British schoolgirls are facing the terrifying prospect of female genital mutilation (FGM) over the Christmas holidays as experts warn the practice continues to flourish across the country. Parents typically take their daughters back to th read more

byzantinetx

Genital mutilation... in England!

Byzantine, TX | December 22nd 2009

From Secondhand Smoke:It is unthinkable that in a free country like the UK, that girls are subjected to genital mutilation. From the story:Hundreds of British schoolgirls are facing the terrifying prospect of female genital mutilation (FGM) over the read more

bosskie

Culinary Arts and Restaurant Management Program

Your Best Culinary Arts | December 21st 2009 by Shela Shan

From the many culinary arts schools in the country and all over the world, the only thing common to all of their students is the passion for cooking. Without it, they will not be found in those schools. There are students who take culinary arts progr read more

blog2239

UK fails to halt female genital mutilation

Nitemare Debates Islam | December 21st 2009

UK – Hundreds of British schoolgirls are facing the terrifying prospect of female genital mutilation (FGM) over the Christmas holidays as experts warn the practice continues to flourish across the country. Parents typically take their daughters read more

zipzipdaily

This isn’t the kind of sex education class parents had in mind!

Zip Zip Daily | December 21st 2009 by Tracy Anne Todd

How many students can say they saw their first porn clip in the class room from their Grade 6 teacher?  Hopefully, not many!  Parents  probably didn’t appreciate having to fast forward their sex education talk. A Grade 6 health teacher in R read more

labyouqt

Convenience and flexibility

Vhiel's Corner | December 18th 2009 by Vhiel M.R.Vance

If you are a full time mom, a working student or somebody who doesn't have a whole lot of time but still want to get ahead of your education one of the option that you have is to get your degree from an online universities/ Yes you are reading it rig read more

paullacm

5 Lessons from Mock Exams

PaulLau.com | December 18th 2009 by Paul Lau

Mock Exams are finally over. Everyone is taking a short break. But one must learn from the past to improve in the future. Here’s 5 lessons from the 2009 December Mock Exam. The moment you walk into the hall, you are under exam conditions. No co read more

The Education Wars: Obama and NCLB

Random Thoughts: Unfair and Unbalanced | December 17th 2009

Unfortunately, forming a third party won't do jack shit bit of good; it takes decades for a viable third party to take hold. This isn't going to happen--ever.What needs to be done is to wrest the Democratic Party from the neoliberals who pushing it read more

hookskat

Laissez Les Bon Reforms Roulez

Out of Control Policy Blog | December 16th 2009

My new column tells Virginia policymakers that it's time to serious about reducing the size and scope of government and that they should look to Louisiana's aggressive government reform efforts as a model. Here's an excerpt: As the state taking perh read more

aleksi

Semester draws to a close

Undulations: A blog of a dancer and grad student | December 16th 2009 by Aleksie

Right now, my students are taking their finals. It’s my final day for finals. Tomorrow I get to grade their exams. I’ve simply been too busy to grade them now. I am working here next semester, thank goodness. I get to teach Algebra 1 and read more

rogermcshane

People with health care are healthier

Free Exchange | December 15th 2009

Choose Blog:  Free exchange And that's good for economic growth The Economist | W read more

midulcemelissa

Chili'ish Lamb Chili, for Chilly Sunday Nights

Eat the Cake Too | December 13th 2009 by Melissa

So people now ask me what's for dutch oven Sunday... I considered taking a break from dutch oven Sunday today and not one, not two, but THREE people gasp'd and said what? I know the audacity to take a week off. My husband though, he was really lookin read more

walkin

Freshers Hospitality Jobs In Noida — Crazy Noodles — Steward…

Jobs in India | Indian Jobs Blog | December 13th 2009

Freshers Graduate Jobs at Crazy Noodles Noida JobTitle: Steward About Crazy Noodles    : The Crazy Noodles experience is a unique combination of fresh cooked Modern Oriental dishes served in a casual — fun filled environment. We operate restaura read more

gmware

Why Are School Campus Exteriors So Boring?

Black and Into Green | December 12th 2009 by G Johnson

This is my beloved old high school, Collinwood (Go Railroaders!). The 90+ year old building sits on eight acres of real estate, smack dab in the middle of a busy, high traffic urban neighborhood. I used to love to sit on the silver painted barriers f read more

Must Do’s

Writeminded | December 11th 2009

As I type this, I’m on hold with the Univ. of Kansas ticket office, trying to get tickets to a KU basketball game for when we’re back in KS over the holidays.  I’ve been on hold for…10 minutes so far but to me, this is IMPORT read more

kevleitch

Obama, nearly one year after inauguration

Left Brain/Right Brain | December 10th 2009

A year ago I spent a lot of time blogging about Barack Obama. As the U.S. election neared, I liked what I heard from him—concrete statements, not just pseudo-promises with no teeth like Mr. McCain was giving us here in the U.S.. After the i read more

prisoner1997

Self-Destruction: My Country My People

Web Hosting Solutions | December 10th 2009

Self-Destruction: My Country My People A lot of people had issues with what comedian Bill Cosby and what he had to say in reference to some of his sociopolitical views about AfricanAmerican families and their communities. I commend him for taking a s read more

hopefaithnlove

In taking online degree

Mabelle's HopeFaithnLove | December 9th 2009 by Maria Bella B.

When choosing to enroll in an online degree, make sure that the school has full accreditation and recognition as an education institution. And talking about such things, Western Governor University (WGU) is one of the online universities which is na read more

zahoor

Opportunity Cost:

Invest Capital | December 9th 2009 by Zahoor Shah

The cost of an alternative that must be forgone in order to pursue a certain action is called opportunity cost. Put another way, the benefits you could have received by taking an alternative action. There is a difference in return between a chosen in read more

Olivia at the Children's Climate Forum

UNICEF Fieldnotes | December 9th 2009

Olivia Zhu is one of the four delegates chosen to represent the United States at the Children's Climate Forum (CCF) taking place in Copenhagen. The U.S. Delegates are sharing their experiences at the CCF on Fieldnotes. We were at the Guldberg school read more

rntsolutions

What Do Employers Look For in a Background Check?

Share Knowledge Articles | December 8th 2009 by R&T Solutions

Companies are taking a closer look at who they hire today. From heightened security concerns to an increase in negligent hiring lawsuits, companies understand that bad hiring decisions can cause them big problems. That’s why over 90% of employers n read more

financeadvisor

Student loans and Scholarships – Your chance to get a better Ed…

Get Financial Advice and Information | December 7th 2009 by Anna Brown

Taking into account latest statistics, almost 90% of students can’t afford college or university without financial help. Though higher education is a “must have” of every educated and intelligent person. If you happen to get into the similar si read more

RyanGrant

Liv Finne Jumps the Shark

I Thought a Think | December 6th 2009 by Ryan Grant

I've had my fun these past few months taking potshots at Liv Finne, the education expert on the staff of the Washington Policy Center. She and I don't agree on much when it comes to school improvement, but the debate is every bit as important as the read more

NAPWmcblog

Blog entry: Professional Women Leading Change in Business

NAPW Merchant Circle Blog | December 4th 2009

Please note that the following views do not necessarily represent those of the NAPW.  The National Association of Professional Women allows members and affiliates to post articles of interest to it's blog, however these views are represe read more

onesharpbroad

LPN OR RN

One Sharp Broad | December 4th 2009 by maria

That’s so cool! I worked with nurses for 4 years and they are under appreciated and AWESOME. I really thought I was going to be a nurse for a while, but I have no aptitude for science or math. If I were you (forgive the unsolicited advice here), I read more

sudeepjames

Microsoft and consumers - taking action against global software p…

Geek Valley | December 3rd 2009 by Sudeep James

Today, Microsoft announced a surge of over 150,000 voluntary reports in the past two years from people who unknowingly purchased counterfeit software that often included viruses or other malware. More than double the amount of previous records, this read more

iphonenano

Microsoft and consumers - taking action against global software p…

Windows Vista Compatible Software | December 3rd 2009 by iphone nano

Today, Microsoft announced a surge of over 150,000 voluntary reports in the past two years from people who unknowingly purchased counterfeit software that often included viruses or other malware. More than double the amount of previous records, this read more

NLPCoach

Choosing from Traditional or Online Computer IT training

NLP Coaching Explained | December 3rd 2009 by Anneke Walraven

Online education has improved over the years, with many people choosing to get training online. However, there are also excellent universities making available traditional Computer It Training classes. This explains why students nowadays are torn be read more

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