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Rural districts are quicker to return to in-person learning

May 25, 2021 by Laura Ascione

A new survey examines how decisions around in-person and remote learning can extend equity and learning gaps

About 42 percent of rural school districts in the U.S. offered fully in-person instruction as of February, compared with only 17 percent for urban districts, according to a…

District Management

The top places to study video game design–for credit

March 3, 2011 by Staff and wire services reports

Princeton Review and GamePro Media have joined forces to handicap what they consider the “Top 10” undergraduate and graduate programs in video game design, reports the Choice.

Research

How much do college students learn, and study?

January 18, 2011 by Staff and wire services reports

While The Choice tends to focus on the process of applying to college, we also consider it within our mission to ask how much learning and studying students…

District Management

Your college major may not be as important as you think

November 5, 2010 by Staff and wire services reports

Many students encounter tremendous pressure from their parents to adopt “practical” majors, and I’ve talked to a handful of students whose parents flatly refused to provide for their…

Rural districts are quicker to return to in-person learning

The top places to study video game design–for credit

How much do college students learn, and study?

Your college major may not be as important as you think

Slooh’s New Earth Science Curriculum Offers Standards-Aligned Learning Activities Utilizing Orbital Satellite Feeds

Benton County Schools Chooses Intelitek’s SmartCIM 4.0 for New CIM Lab Funded by Tennessee’s Innovative School Models program

Survey Reveals Critical Insight Into Teachers’ Technology Use and Challenges

Alaskan School System Selects Discovery Education to Enhance Science Education

MMI Preparatory School Partners with Lackawanna College to Launch Pre-College Credit Program

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