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Re: Guest post: An ‘Arab Spring’ of free online higher education

In any case, we think that the Arab Spring of higher education is already starting to take place, and will change the face of higher education in fundamental ways. Whether it is an Amazon model, or an eBay model, or some combination of both, we’ll have to wait and see. -- Abir Qasem & Tanya Gupta

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The Arab Spring, otherwise known as the Arab Awakening, is a revolutionary wave of demonstrations and protests occurring in the Arab world that began on Saturday, 18 December 2010. -- Wikipedia  

Re: Guest post: An ‘Arab Spring’ of free online higher education

Sebastian Thrun, a tenured professor of computer science at Stanford has announced that he had given up his teaching role to found Udacity, an education start-up that would offer low-cost online classes.
http://robots.stanford.edu/

Udacity
http://www.udacity.com/

Re: International Initiatives Fuel Growth of Open Ed. Content

Re: Common-Core Work Must Include Teacher Development

Thoughtful professional learning is crucial if we want to promote deep understanding of content and transformed instruction, rather than merely aim for higher standards and hope for the best. -- Stephanie Hirsh

Re: Common-Core Work Must Include Teacher Development

Learning Forward
http://www.learningforward.org/index.cfm

Re: Value-added teacher evaluation goes on trial — literally

Principals rebel against ‘value-added’ evaluation
http://mathetude.com/story/view/13683.html

Re: Colo. lawmakers consider trans-fat ban in schools

The American Heart Association is working to assure skeptical Colorado lawmakers that the trans-fat ban wouldn't forbid childhood faves such as pizza and French fries. The bill also wouldn't affect naturally occurring trans-fat, such as that in beef and dairy.

Re: MoCo to drop standardized test for second graders

Second graders in Montgomery County public schools currently take the TerraNova 2 in reading, language mechanics, mathematics, and mathematics computation. Though the TerraNova2 is being dropped, they will still take, along with students in kindergarten and first grade, the MCPS Assessment Program — Primary Reading (MCPS AP-PR) three times throughout each school year to measure reading ability and attainment.

Re: Australia: Brimming with good sense

Research by the Cancer Council NSW reveals one in two primary school children throughout the state wear baseball caps to school, despite the fact they do not provide adequate sun protection, leaving kids' ears, cheeks and the back of their necks uncovered and exposed to cancerous UV rays.

http://www.cancercouncil.com.au/

Re: Hawaii teachers reject contract in ‘blow’ to Race to the Top

States face delays in implementing Race to the Top
http://mathetude.com/story/view/14316.html

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