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Byline: Gabe Fisher (Emma Tao Çó The Student Life) I did not think I would appreciate Claremont McKenna College's rigorous academic curriculum so early on during my semester abroad, but [...]

The education curriculum lab is a sea of colorful construction paper, glue sticks, scissors, and students reliving childhood memories of arts and crafts. At their tables, they cut out shapes [...]

Byline: Matt Brown A team from the UC Museum of Paleontology spent five years developing a series of K-12 teaching modules that were recently made available online to help students [...]

Byline: Lee Harris While the Core curriculum affirms the innate worthiness of the cultivation of holistic knowledge, many students fall into the trap of viewing it as a graduation requirement. [...]

Byline: Avraham SosnowikAvraham Sosnowik Opinions Over my time in YU, there has been almost constant controversy over the YC core curriculum. Many argue that the very idea of the core [...]

Kedzie Hall, home to the A.Q. Miller School of Journalism and Mass Communications, on the Kansas State campus on April 5, 2019. (File Photo by Dene Dryden | Collegian Media [...]

For many classes and majors, the transition to online was relatively smooth. Some classes were already set up with lots of online resources even before the University closed. But how [...]

Byline: Melanie Earle My formal English education admittedly has not been great. I know how to write and speak, but my pronunciation leaves something to be desired. When I moved [...]

Byline: Shannon Damiano Boston University professors say adapting their course curricula to online learning has been difficult because of the inability to reproduce in-person interactivity and hands-on activities. ILLUSTRATION BY [...]

Byline: Tyler Perez HANNAH LIPSKI / THE TEMPLE NEWS When Temple University announced its move to online instruction for the remainder of the semester on March 11, Nic Romero didn't [...]

Byline: Elizabeth Maline University professors and administrators have thrown around the term 'remote learning' as students prepare for online classes beginning Monday, March 23. However, the intricacies of remote learning [...]

Byline: Kate Duval The University of Louisiana at Lafayette's recent transition to online learning raises problems for arts and design classes, as professors and students no longer have the same [...]

isAccessibleForFree' content='true'/> Following an announcement that winter term finals will be conducted remotely, and the beginning of spring term will shift to online curriculum, some Oregon State University teaching faculty [...]

In order to shine a spotlight on the excellent student research that goes on within the college, the Carl B. Ylvisaker Library gives out an annual Exemplary Research Award. This [...]

BY: SYDNEY JOHNSON, STAFF WRITER Ashley Kwon/Fourth Estate In my second grade class, we had to learn cursive. My teacher made us write every single letter of the alphabet in [...]

After a change in the University's admissions policy in 2018, LSU reported an increased incoming freshmen population but a slightly lower retention rate. The new holistic admissions system, approved in [...]

Byline: Edward The educational process is complex and should take into account many factors. It's understood that a lot depends on the curriculum, the facilities of a concrete institution and [...]

Justin Wyatt and Keith Brown want to expose their students to more obscure movies. That's why for the past three years they've screened films that may not be considered part [...]

Byline: Julia Russo The Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics in the Milken Institute School of Public Health has added more than 10 new courses in its first semester as an [...]

Cal State Fullerton's Academic Senate has already started grappling with a number of campus issues this semester, including ways to improve the enforcement of the campus' smoking ban and whether [...]

Byline: Joanna Ashley Clark Poetry is often intimidating -- whether this intimidation stems from learning about poetry in polarizing contexts, nursery rhymes or as high school literature curriculum, for many, [...]

After an extended debate, the faculty voted at Monday's faculty meeting to change the parameters for First Year Seminars requirement. The proposal, introduced by Director of Writing and Rhetoric Meredith [...]

Byline: Alyssa Foy By Alyssa Foy | Reporter In a workforce that increasingly requires technological knowledge, the School of Engineering and Computer Science is preparing Baylor students with extensive digital [...]

Byline: Brad Subramaniam Members of the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools' Black Students' Association delivered an open letter demanding greater efforts from Lab School administrators to address 'racism and intolerance' [...]

. School classrooms are a breeding ground for bacteria and germs. Teaching children about the flu and other contagious diseases starts at home but should continue at school as well. [...]

The packed 301/302 room went in tandem with the packed budget at Allegheny Student Government's latest general assembly meeting. ASG welcomed Dean of Curriculum and Registrar Ian Binnington to discuss [...]

The URI writing and rhetoric department created their own book on writing for students to reference. Graphic by Elizabeth Wong. The University of Rhode Island's writing department is now using [...]

Byline: Abigail SGA welcomed Jesse Marcum, professor of chemistry and food science, to speak on issues relating to the current General Education model and requirements at Framingham State. Marcum gave [...]

There's no denying that the University of Michigan is a top-ranked public institution -- not to mention the No.1 public research university. With the ever-changing political climate, social justice issues [...]

Byline: Gabrielle Levy Dartmouth has a rigorous honor code, and students are frequently reminded of this fact. Summaries of Dartmouth's rules against prohibited collaboration and other forms of academic dishonesty [...]

Byline: VINCENT LEO Traveling to Hong Kong and Beijing as necessary for Leo to explore his culture and identity. (Vincent Leo | Daily Trojan) 'It says your student body is [...]

Byline: Sophie Acebo By Sophie Acebo | Reporter Baylor's School of Education has spent a century preparing future educators of different levels to lead in the classroom. Dr. Sandra Talbert, [...]

The Writing Center is one of four learning centers on campus. Photo Submitted by Sha'Tara Simmons FAMU offers free assistance to Rattlers in the areas of math, science, writing, psychology, [...]

Byline: Anna Jones LSU College Across the Curriculum, College of Science Coordinator, Becky Carmichael, and LSU College of Science Communications Blog Editor, Paige Jarreau, think scientists have an image problem. [...]

As assignments, clubs and friendships dominate our daily lives, it's easy to lose track of the larger world on our well-manicured, marble-covered campus. Even though Emory claims that it trains [...]

Oberlin City Schools received a D rating on its School Report Card released by the Ohio Department of Education last week. This is down from last year's C rating. The [...]

Byline: Morgan Holland Clemmer College Professor of Curriculum and Instruction Lori Meier recently received ETSU's 2019 Distinguished Faculty Award in Teaching. The Distinguished Faculty Awards are the highest honors for [...]

Byline: Whitney Zhang Facebook Twitter Reddit Email Print Provost Martin Schmidt PhD '88 wrote to the MIT community Aug. 15 that the Schwarzman College of Computing (SCoC) Task Force working [...]

(StatePoint) New technologies being introduced into the classroom are making learning easy, fun, and engaging, and are transforming education in the following ways: 1. Virtual Reality. More educators are turning [...]

LSU's Manship School Names Josh Grimm, Ph.D., New Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies and Administration May 24, 2019 Baton Rouge, LA - LSU's Manship School of Mass Communication has named [...]

Byline: Ruth Foster Tiffany Ding / Herald We've spent four years (or maybe a little more) wandering around in the open curriculum. For some of us, the course has been [...]

Byline: Jade Knows His Gun-Wong Professor Karen Dobkins discusses her vision of integrating a well-being class into the undergraduate general education curriculum. Every Thursday morning in the Women's Center, gathered [...]

Byline: Anh Tran The Senior Studio Art Majors Exhibition launches in the last month of every academic year, showcasing the work by senior studio art majors at Gustavus Adolphus College. [...]

Byline: Kami Rieck The BU Hub is Boston University's new general education system, which was put in place for freshmen entering the university in fall 2018. MEGHANA PATNANA/ DFP STAFF [...]

Having covered everything from the hiring of administration and faculty members, curriculum changes, breaking news, sporting events, sustainability goals, alumni features and guest speakers, this is one topic I have [...]

Having covered everything from the hiring of administration and faculty members, curriculum changes, breaking news, sporting events, sustainability goals, alumni features and guest speakers, this is one topic I have [...]

Byline: Ruth Foster I was surprised to read Aidan Calvelli's '19 opinion in last Friday's Herald. This is not just because it seemed like a change of tune from his [...]

Byline: Sam Palmer To most high school students, civics class means a chance to daydream through some positively arid lectures on the finer points of American governmental structure. To researchers [...]

Byline: Alexander Cotignola Gaining a solid foundation in grammar was one of the hallmarks of my 10 years attending Catholic school. Every year, from first grade to eighth grade, there [...]

Byline: Sydney Stocksdale Photo courtesy of Kennya Santiago Kennya Santiago, a junior English teaching major, focused her teaching research on inclusing diversity curriculum in the classroom. The Shield interviewed Kennya [...]