Education News from NY Times

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Experts say there is a long-term trend of shifting the cost of higher education from the public onto students and their families.

This word has appeared in 734 New York Times articles in the past year.

The Amplify, a 10-inch Android tablet for kindergartners through 12th graders, will come with the company’s education curriculum, which can also be used on other devices.

An unconfirmed report of a person wearing Ku Klux Klan regalia followed a month of incidents of hate speech and vandalism on the campus of Oberlin College in Ohio.

Three juniors at the Bronx High School of Science face misdemeanor charges of forcible touching and assault in a case involving a freshman on the boys’ track team.

Columbia University’s new sports complex, by Steven Holl Architects, fills a difficult site at the northern tip of Manhattan.

In this lesson plan, we provide five ways you can pair the intrigue of espionage with Times reporting to get students to think critically, ask questions, and see a different side of history and current events.

A college counselor advises high school seniors to decide how they plan to learn and share their admission decisions, and how to evaluate their offers of acceptance.

If you’re a high school junior, this is the part of your college search that does not have a lot of specific deadlines. It does, however, have a lot of things you need to do to stay on track and set yourself up for the best experience.

If you have ever been the recipient of catcalls like this, how did it feel? How did you react? If you are male, have you ever commented or whistled at women and girls on the street?

Why is this vote so important, for Kenya and for the continent of Africa as a whole?

Can you choose the best antonym for “ersatz,” as it is used in the article?

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This word has appeared in 482 New York Times articles in the past year.

In the last month, Oberlin College has been jolted by slurs, swastikas and a late-night sighting of someone in a robe and hood.

A federal judge refused to block the governor’s removal of two-thirds of the members of a school board in suburban Atlanta.

Fill in the blanks in the first 10 paragraphs of the article “It’s a Worldwide Dance Craze, but It’s Not the Real Harlem Shake” by Kia Gregory.

After getting accepted to college, I realized I didn’t want to slow down. I wanted to explore my passions and interests.

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