In a knowledge based global economy where your educational qualifications will invariably decide your social and economic status in life, it’s not surprising that such importance is attached to categorizing schools based on high school rankings. This is the reason why parents and students scan websites and pour through literature, searching for that dream educational [...]
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The Disadvantages of High School Rankings
January 10th, 2010 
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No Comments »Texas Schools Set an Example
January 10th, 2010 Admin Happy Days in Texas SchoolsTexas school districts are enjoying a revival, and how! In recent years, the state’s schools are finding increased success meeting all the measures of a school’s success- motivated well performing students, and schools and teachers who set the bar higher for themselves. More tellingly, these high achievement levels of Texas schools [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Achievement Levels, Advanced Placement Courses, Aims, Ap Tests, Education Statistics, Educational Proficiency, Foreign Language Teachers, Graduation, Happy Days, Innovative Teaching, Language Studies, Proficiency Levels, Program Options, Revival, State Of Affairs, Student Performance, Teaching Methodologies, Texas Assessment Of Knowledge And Skills, Texas School Districts, Video Conferencing Equipment No Comments »The Characteristics and Impact of African Traditional Education
October 28th, 2009 Admin INTRODUCTION:Some European scholars have doubted the authenticity of African traditional education. They assert that before the coming of the Europeans to Africa there was no education in Africa, the culture which is the main tenet of African Traditional Education is often portrayed as primitive and incapable of yielding a tangible framework of theories and philosophy [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: African Culture, African Education, Dark Ages, Discoveries In Africa, Education In Africa, Education Introduction, Educational Practice, European Scholars, Indigenous Education, International Debate, Kingsley, Modern Education, Secondary Students, State Of Affairs, Survey Study, Tangible Progress, Traditional Education, Traditions And Customs, Virtual Extinction, Westerners No Comments »