Education

Welcome to the SLED Blog, a blog dedicated to the ins and outs of K-20 education using the Second Life® world. This blog is written by educators and for educators, for those who are seasoned Second Life veterans and for those just starting out, for those who are die-hards and those who are skeptics. All are welcome. We hope you’ll read, enjoy, and comment on what you see.

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Education Blog. News, humor, advice, opinion and commentary on graduate school and college degrees.

This blog is devoted to the identification and discussion of major issues, policies, practices and problems in post-secondary education in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada and beyond.

a weblog dedicated to covering the Washington DC education scene

A libertarian-inclined education blog run by Brian Micklethwait. E-mails and comments welcome from teachers and learners of all ages.

OnlinEduBlog.com is a free helpline that helps students find online schools, colleges and universities to pursue higher education and secure degrees in professional disciplines. It provides comprehensive information and analysis about the most reliable and accredited online institutes.

Prufrock Press' Gifted Education Blog offers information about gifted and talented children, new products, and trends related to gifted and talented programs. This blog ia written by Prufrock's publisher, Joel McIntosh. The information in this blog is designed to help gifted and talented education teachers and parents of gifted children.

A parent's first duty is to their child. Janet and Lisa share important information on how to be an active participant in your child's education from preschool to graduate school.

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Internet resources, reviews, news, tips and trivia for learners and teachers of English

This site is focused on helping you understand how to use the FC2 Blog.

This is an ultimate blog for the solutions of problems that roaming around the world. All kind of solutions are placed in the blog including finance, weight loss diet and other health related issues.

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Ce blog s’adresse aux acteurs de l’éducation : enseignants, parents, syndicats. C’est un espace dédié à recueillir réactions, interrogations, contestations, propositions sur l'École. Pierre-André Périssol : "L'éducation est au cœur de notre avenir".

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Stop wasting your time and learn what really works to teach yourself Spanish.

If you have a gifted child, especially if you have a way gifted child, you probably have one of those scary teacher stories. Shaun related several of hers and others’, so I’ll relate one of mine, or rather one of someone I know rather well. This person — let’s call her Ginnie — was in the school system way back in the days when Jim Morrison was still alive, microwaves were just a form of interstellar radiation, and “personal stereos” meant those refrigerator-size behemoths in your living room that looked pretty much like this: