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Articles Outsourcing Education: Does It Matter If Someone in India Corrected Your College Paper? That paper you think was corrected by a professor actually might have been marked up by someone halfway across the globe.Liz Dwyer18 May, 2011
Articles When Will Teach for America Teachers Shake the "Savior" Stereotype? Ohio governor John Kasich offensively calls TFA corps members the "calvary". What gives with the persistent stereotype?Liz Dwyer01 May, 2011
Articles Your Favorite Public Education Reformer Probably Went to Private School Many of today's prominent education reformers attended private school. Their policies for public schools are a far cry from that experience.Liz Dwyer20 Apr, 2011
Articles Mock Slave Auctions: How Not to Teach Kids About America's History When it come to educating kids about slavery, teachers should think twice about the appropriateness of their hands on learning activities.Liz Dwyer15 Apr, 2011
Articles On the Anniversary of Dr. King's Assassination, Stand Up For Economic Equality King worked for both racial and economic equality, and died while in the middle of a fight for public employees' right to collectively bargain.Liz Dwyer06 Apr, 2011
Articles Ohio Teacher Blocks Door to Prevent Student Walkout The nationwide student walkout protesting education cuts and attacks on teachers is happening, but some teachers and students are trying to block it.Liz Dwyer13 Mar, 2011
Articles The Nine States Where Evolution Education Is in Trouble Add Tennessee to the list of states currently fighting against the marriage of science and religion.Cord Jefferson05 Mar, 2011
Articles A Month Later, "Homeless Man with a Golden Voice" Is Abandoned by His Corporate Friends Less than two months after being initially discovered, the homeless man with the radio voice has been abandoned by his benefactors.Cord Jefferson28 Feb, 2011
Articles Feast Your Eyes: The Concrete Corn Field of Dublin, Ohio On the landscaped lawns of a corporate office park in Ohio, 109 human-sized concrete ears of corn memorialize the region's lost agricultural heritage.Nicola Twilley10 Feb, 2011
Articles Food for Thinkers: A Few Good Menus What menus can tell us about trends in design, culinary, economic, and urban history—and even the rise and fall of fish populations.Nicola Twilley22 Jan, 2011
Articles California Gets Wisconsin and Ohio's Rail Money Wisconsin and Ohio don't want their money for fast, efficient transportation? Maybe that's better for the future of high-speed rail anyway.Andrew Price12 Dec, 2010
Articles McDonald's Owner Tells Employees to Elect the "Right People" McDonald's Voter Intimidation in Canton, Ohio A McDonald's franchise in Canton, Ohio, is telling employees, in a letter included with their paychecks, to elect "the right people."Andrew Price01 Nov, 2010
Articles Driving Rain This is what driving through the worst Midwestern storm in 70 years looks like.Mackenzie Fegan27 Oct, 2010