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Unique Perspective on the GI Bill

July 16th, 2008
Posted in College . College Students . Life . Politics . Teachers

Dr. Julie-Ann McFann over at Around the Academy wrote a beautiful post about the new GI Bill issue. She writes from the perspective of not only the daughter-in-law of a WWII veteran who benefited greatly from the GI Bill, but also as an educator who has taught students that enlisted in the military because it [ READ MORE ]

Eph Teaching Diary

June 16th, 2008
Posted in Career . Post-College . Teachers

For any recent college graduates who might be heading off to their first year of teaching, this post on Ephblog lays out with severe honesty what a first-year teacher might expect. I’m not a teacher, but I’ve learned from scores of them, and I found it interesting to read about what it’s like for a [ READ MORE ]

College Admissions–Looking Good Only On Paper

October 26th, 2006
Posted in College . College Admissions . SAT . Standardized Testing . Teachers

There’s an article in the NY Times about the increasing numbers of small liberal arts colleges dropping the SAT from their admissions requirements: Students’ Paths To Small Colleges Can Bypass SAT. Call it what you will (I like to call it WASP Guilt), but it’s moving me to confess: in high school I was an [ READ MORE ]

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