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Teacher who blogged about her 'lazy' students gets her job back

The Philadelphia-area high school teacher who was suspended for blogging about some of her "lazy" and "frightfully dim" students will get her ...

 

Bear Mauls 7 Students on Survival Course in Alaska

Bear Mauls 7 Students on Survival Course in Alaska

The teenage outdoor education students, having progressed to the point of being on their own in the vast Alaska wilderness, were lined up single file for a river crossing when the grizzly burst with fury into the front of the line, badly mauling two in the group and injuring two more.

 

Atlanta schools created culture of cheating, fear

Atlanta schools created culture of cheating, fear

Teachers spent nights huddled in a back room, erasing wrong answers on students' test sheets and filling in the correct bubbles. At another school, struggling students were seated next to higher-performing classmates so they could copy answers....

 

DNA may aid Amanda Knox appeal

DNA may aid Amanda Knox appeal

American student Amanda Knox's bid to overturn her conviction for the murder of her British roommate in Italy may have been given a boost by fresh DNA analysis, Italian news agency ANSA reported Wednesday.

 

Convicted murderer says he believes Knox is guilty

A man convicted of murdering a British exchange student testified that he believes her roommate, Amanda Knox, and her ex-boyfriend killed he ...

 

1 Injured in Boston College Classroom Explosion

A building at Boston College has been evacuated after reports of a chemical explosion inside a classroom.

 

Night owls' poor sleep habits can hurt grades

Students who are night owls have worse grades in high school and the beginning years of college, research has shown.

 

In Homework Revolt, School Districts Cut Back

In Homework Revolt, School Districts Cut Back

Schools are responding to concerns that high-stakes testing and competition for college have fueled a grind that does little to raise achievement.

 

Colleges offer graduates help repaying loans

Some private liberal arts colleges are offering graduates help repaying loans.

 

New rules to rein in for-profit colleges

The U.S. Education Department has issued tougher rules regulating and financing for-profit colleges, whose students disproportionately default on college loans.

 

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