STEP 1: BEGIN WITH A VISIT TO LEARN ABOUT THE PROGRAM: We offer personal tours AND host a variety of additional events to help families learn about The College School. We welcome you to attend any or all of these events, as visiting is the best way to understand our program and connect to our community. UPCOMING EVENTS: (No RSVP […]
Edited by: Angela D. Benson, University of Alabama Andrew Whitworth, Manchester University A volume in the series: Perspectives in Instructional Technology and Distance Education. Editor(s): Charles Schlosser, Nova Southeastern University. Michael Simonson, Nova Southeastern University. The e-learning research literature is characterized […]
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HLC s Board of Trustees consider clarifying modifications to the Criteria, including the Assumed Practices, annually, usually with first reading in February and second reading in June. The Core Components The institution meets the Core Component if the Core Component: is met without concerns, that is the institution meets or exceeds […]
The Incarcerated Individuals Program is authorized by the Higher Education Act and supports post secondary education in prisons, so we have been particularly attuned to recent high profile discussions of higher education reform.The 30-page paper is meant to get the attention of INAC Minister John Duncan by outlining seven steps that […]
URSULA VON DER LEYEN, Germany’s labour minister, likes to point out that the two European Union countries with the lowest unemployment, especially among the young, have dual-education systems: Austria and Germany. Like Switzerland, they have a tradition of combining apprenticeships with formal schooling for the young “so that education […]
Editor’s Note : Tino Sanandaji, a National Review In the early 1990s, Sweden introduced one of the most ambitious school-voucher systems in the world. The state still pays for education, but it gives parents the choice to take their voucher to any public or private school. In Slate , Ray Fisman, an economist at Columbia Business […]
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