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Short Term Teaching Specialist or Lecturer/ Assistant Professor (Morris Campus) | University of Minnesota, Morris
Assistant Professor of Sociology and Statistics - Specialization Quantitative Methods | University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Assistant Professor - Sustainable & Organic Horticultural Food Production Systems | University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Extension Educator Youth Development, Urban Youth Dev Ofc, St. Paul | University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Research Associate | University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship in Urban Studies | Brown University
Postdoctoral Research Associate | Brown University
Assistant Professor - Department of Education | Brown University
Assistant Professor, Environmental Remote Sensing | Brown University
AP exams: Maryland No. 1, Virginia slips in national ranking
Maryland high school students ranked first in the nation for their scores on Advanced Placement exams, a key measure of college preparedness, while Virginia’s graduating seniors last spring slipped from third nationally to fifth, according to results released Wednesday.
Read full article >>Five habits of great students: Lessons from top-ranked STEM school
Many factors affect how well students do in school, but among them are how the students themselves approach their work and learning. Here are some of the habits of successful students at High Technology High School in Lincroft, New Jersey, which was ranked the #1 STEM high school in the nation by U.S. News last year (for those who think rankings have any value). This was written by Jonathan Olsen (@jonathanaolsen) and Sarah Mulhern Gross (@thereadingzone), who team-teach an integrated humanities program to ninth grade students at High Technology. Jonathan and Sarah are regular contributors to the New York Times Learning Network. Jon ,the district's curriculum coordinator, teachers world history; Sarah, a National Board Certified teacher, teaches English. They have both been honored as Teachers of the Year by their school.
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