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  1. Excess of maths homework may not improve students test scores

    thaindian.com » Thaindian News - Aug 19, 2008

    Washington, Aug 19 (ANI): When it comes to math, piling on the homework may not work for all students, say a group of researchers. The researchers found that large pile of assignments tend to have a larger and more …

    Also tagged: national, university of nevada, co author, significant impact, test scores, daniel henderson, econometrics journal, low achievers, student achievement, time constraints

  2. Sorting out the Social Media Conflicts

    Sorting out the Social Media Conflicts

    collective-thoughts.com » Collective Thoughts - Aug 7, 2008

    We are here today with a distinguished guest that sits outside the realm of social media, but is rather a Political Science professor. (In fact, he was a professor of mine once upon a time). Before all of you think …

    Also tagged: interviews, social media, digg, social news, stumbleupon, game theory, conflict management

  3. Board Members Resign to Protest Chair's Ousting

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Education - Jul 4, 2008

    The issue that has roiled U.S.-Turkish relations in recent months -- how to characterize the mass killing of Armenians in 1915 -- has set off a dispute over politics and academic freedom at an institute housed at …

    Also tagged: iraq, united nations, resign, united states, nancy pelosi, turkey, protest, board, to, university of southern california, georgetown university, members, ottoman empire, ankara, college of william and mary, nabi sensoy, chair s, roger smith, julie green, ousting, government of turkey, david cuthell, middle eastern studies association, laurie brand, donald bloxham, donald quataert, kemal silay, marcie patton, institute of turkish studies

  4. Now It's Colleges' Turn to Say 'Pick Me!'

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Metro - Apr 21, 2008

    The University of Maryland at College Park is making sure that nearly every single student admitted this fall -- more than 10,000 of them -- gets a personal telephone call from a current student extolling the virtues …

    Also tagged: me, washington dc, ohio, new york, new orleans, now, to, salman rushdie, pick, george mason, say, turn, dalai lama, colleges, vanderbilt university, emory university, george mason university, it s, kenyon college, montgomery county maryland, arlington county, tulane university, winston churchill high school, andrew flagel, marymount university

  5. COED’s Foo Fighters Road Trip: Binghamton University, New York

    COED’s Foo Fighters Road Trip: Binghamton University, New York

    coedmagazine.com » COED Magazine - Feb 25, 2008

    On Friday COED took a road trip to Binghamton University in lovely upstate New York to check out the Foo Fighters’ concert at Binghamton U’s on-campus event center. Seven-thousand Foo fans packed the Events Center at …

    Also tagged: entertainment, music, road trip, foo fighters, silence, echoes