We looked at teaching practices used in multi-grade classes. • We used bi-national teacher narratives as data. • We found two main practices: to reduce or capitalize on students’ heterogeneity. • The results contribute to the awareness of the potential of multi-grade teaching. This article describes the teaching strategies used in […]
Thousands of foreign students choose to study in Poland every year and for many of them it’s not a short Erasmus adventure but a long term decision to study and complete the whole degree abroad. Thanks to relatively low university fees, low cost of living and young and the vibrant student life that Poland has to offer, the country […]
Was approved as a departmental standard on June 20, 2011. Definition Educational attainment refers to the highest level of schooling that a person has reached. At the primary and secondary school level, educational attainment refers to the number of grades completed. At the postsecondary level, it refers to institutions attended […]
General Document-by-Document Evaluation Contains recommendations with a full list of your credentials with US equivalents for each diploma and/or certificate, indicating the period of attendance, name of institution and year awarded. May be used for Education, Employment, Immigration when transfer of credits is not required. Detailed […]
High school students today are reading books intended for children with reading levels far below those appropriate for teens, according to a recent report. A compilation of the top 40 books teens in grades 9-12 are reading in school shows that the average reading level of that list is 5.3 - barely above the fifth grade. A fifth-grade […]
American students are not learning the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in today’s world. Two out of three eighth-graders can’t read proficiently. (NAEP, 2011) (NAEP, 2011) Nearly two-thirds of eighth-graders scored below proficient in math. (NAEP, 2011) Seventy-five percent of students are not proficient in civics. (NAEP […]
While American students have high levels of educational achievement and decent test scores, they may also experience high levels of social stress and poverty. A new report out Tuesday from The Horace Mann League, a public education advocacy group, and the National Superintendents Roundtable, a community of school administrators […]
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Perspektywy Education Foundation published a report: International Students in Poland 2012 , presenting the newest trends in internationalization of Polish higher education. There…
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