Educational equity - a moral imperative for the 21st century.
Equity Symposium: Federal Education Money Plugging Budget Holes But Not Advancing Equity
The annual Equity Symposium being conducted at TC today and tomorrow is unveiling research showing that $100 billion in federal funds going to states for school systems is not advancing equity for poor students. To read a New York Times story on research being presented at the symposium, see http://nyti.ms/a0G6KE. To read an op-ed in The Huffington Post by TC's Michael Rebell on the unconstitutionality of current school budget cuts, see http://bit.ly/9nEoRy.
TC's second annual Academic Festival tops the a long list of big events at the College coming up in the next couple of months
TC Education Technology Specialist Judith Cramer has introduced faculty and students to Comic Life and other (cheap) technologies
A blend of TC's technology and language expertise could help non-native English speaking young writers put pen to paper
TC and Columbia volunteers are helping high school students ponder the meaning of it all
Super Saturday Workshop on February 13
Critical Condition takes a powerful
look at the health crisis in America
by following the stories of four
individuals who lost their job,
health, home, savings, and/or life
because of inadequate health
insurance.
The Fifth Annual Equity Symposium: STIMULATING EQUITY? THE IMPACT OF THE FEDERAL STIMULUS ACT ON EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
"Leading Adult Learning"
"Professing to Learn"
Teachers College Career Services, monthly poster for February from Feb 1st to Feb 14th
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