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Classes on school buses for New Delhi students

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Equal opportunities for all?

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Give me straight A's

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Nicki Minaj PAYS OFF Fans' Student Loans On Twitter

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going to college or going to work ??

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Questions associées  à la vidéo (ci-dessous) 

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Bob Englehart 2014

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Questions associées à la vidéo sur Bianca Jeannot (ci-dessous)

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Bianca Jeannot :   once homeless student who cared for disabled brothers graduates from college. ABC News 2016 

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Bianca Jeannot :   once homeless student who cared for disabled brothers graduates from college. ABC News 2016 

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Once Homeless Student Who Cared for Disabled Brothers Graduates College

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Big brothers, Big sisters

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Making the most of a gap year before college

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For some high school seniors, putting college on hold could be just the right thing, as long as the time off is spent wisely.

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The Obama Foundation believes in every person’s ability to create change in their local community or anywhere in the world.

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Insider tells the global tech, finance, markets, media, healthcare, and strategy stories you want to know.

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Doc #4 CE Obama Foundation and Chicago Public School initiative.  

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Doc #4 CE Obama Foundation and Chicago Public School initiative.  

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Read the ad carefully paying attention to the communication strategies used.
Link to the web page

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Doc #3 Co: Watch the video taking notes and get ready to organize them to report to your classmates.

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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos plans to open and fund nursery schools in low income areas, promising that poor children would be treated like Amazon customers.

Mr Bezos, who is the world's richest person with a net worth of $164bn (£125bn), said: "We'll use the same set of principles that have driven Amazon. Most important among those will be genuine, intense customer obsession. The child will be the customer."

Along with running Amazon the tech mogul owns space exploration company Blue Origin and the Washington Post newspaper.

However, he has recently said he is looking to use his wealth for philanthropy, following in the footsteps of Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg. He has put aside an initial $2bn to fund the Day 1 initiative, which will also assist homeless families.

Mr Bezos said his fund will launch "Montessori-inspired" nurseries in low income areas as well as supporting homeles families.

Mr Bezos singled out a homeless charity in Seattle, where Amazon is headquartered, that has the policy that "no child sleeps on the street". More families in the United States are homelessness than any other developed nation, figures suggest.

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Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos to open schools where 'the child will be the customer'

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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos plans to open and fund nursery schools in low income areas, promising that poor children would be treated like Amazon customers. Mr Bezos, who is the world's richest person with a net worth of $164bn (£125bn), said: "We'll use the same set of principles that have driven Amazon.

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Complementing the traditional culture are the modern amenities that make Dingle ideal: banking institutions, high-quality medical facilities, retail shops, accessibility of bus and train services, a regional airport for travel throughout Europe and proximity to larger towns and cities such as Tralee, Cork and Killarney.

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Complementing the traditional culture are the modern amenities that make Dingle ideal: banking institutions, high-quality medical facilities, retail shops, accessibility of bus and train services, a regional airport for travel throughout Europe and proximity to larger towns and cities such as Tralee, Cork and Killarney.

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The First Lady on the Importance of Studying Abroad

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Civic Action Recognition Awards | Chicago Public Schools

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Chicago Public Schools has developed criteria designed to elevate and honor leadership in four areas of youth civic engagement: youth leadership, educator leadership, schoolwide civic culture, and community partnership.

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Two of the United States' most prestigious universities, Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), are taking the Trump administration to court over its decision to revoke visas for international students if classes are carried out entirely online in the autumn.

Harvard and MIT's federal lawsuit calls on the court to prevent the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Department for Homeland Security from enforcing new guidance issued earlier this week and to declare it unlawful.

ICE announced on Monday that international students will not be able to stay in the country if the universities they attend exclusively hold classes online due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Students can either transfer to another institution that provides in-person or hybrid (both in-person and online) instruction or leave the country altogether. If they do, they face the prospect of not being allowed back in later and if they refuse to comply, they will be deported.

Harvard President Lawrence Bacow said in a letter that "the order came down without notice - its cruelty surpassed only by its recklessness."

"It appears that it was designed purposefully to place pressure on colleges and universities to open their on-campus classrooms for in-person instruction this fall, without regard to concerns for the health and safety of students, instructors, and others," he added.

He also noted that it "comes at a time when the United States has been setting daily records for the number of new infections, with more than 300,000 new cases reported since July 1."

MIT President L. Rafel Reif said in a statement that ICE's "announcement disrupts our international students' lives and jeopardized their academic and research pursuits."

"ICE is unable to offer the most basic answers about how its policy will be interpreted or implemented. And the guidance comes after many US colleges and universities either released or are readying their final decisions for the fall - decisions designed to advance their educational mission and protect the health and safety of their communities," he added.

Harvard announced earlier this week that only 40 per cent of undergraduate students will be allowed on campus in the autumn, but all instruction is to be delivered online.

MIT will also limit the number of undergraduates on campus with the priority given to senior students. Many graduate and research staff will also be allowed. Instruction will be entirely online for undergraduates away from campus while those back at the institution will receive a combination of online and in-person instruction.

The US is the world's most severely hit country by the COVID-19. As of Tuesday, it had recorded more than 131,000 fatalities and nearly 3 million confirmed cases, according to figures released by Johns Hopkins University.

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COVID-19: Harvard, MIT sue US government over foreign students' visas

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Two of the United States' most prestigious universities, Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), are taking the Trump administration to court over its decision to revoke visas for international students if classes are carried out entirely online in the autumn.

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Doc#0 To get started!
EO: what education issues are shown  in these 5 Time magazine front cover pages? Explain briefly and react!

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My journey to the North Pole and beyond | Jade Hameister | TEDxMelbourne

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CE Civic courses make a comeback. First discus the picture and then read this Article from the NY Times very carefully using the synonyms to help you! Get ready to make a  presentation of what it is about.

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Doc #1 CO Private vs Public CO Schools TED ED video.     -Watch the video and take notes,                                            -take the quiz (on the right),  - share what you have understood in class,               -pool the vocabulary list to be found,                                  -at home focus on the part you've been assigned and take notes, get ready to share them in class,                                    - in class get ready to discuss these questions  :

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Doc #1 CO Private vs Public CO Schools TED ED video.     -Watch the video and take notes,                                            -take the quiz (on the right),  - share what you have understood in class,               -pool the vocabulary list to be found,                                  -at home focus on the part you've been assigned and take notes, get ready to share them in class,                                    - in class get ready to discuss these questions  :

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Watch these recommended TED-Ed Lessons

Should we get rid of standardized testing?Although standardized testing is a particularly hot topic in education right now, this approach to measurement has been in use for two millennia. And while the results of standardized testing can help us understand some things, they can also be misleading if used incorrectly. So what do these tests actually measure? And are they worthwhile? Arlo Kempf investigates.
The benefits of a bilingual brainIt's obvious that knowing more than one language can make certain things easier - like traveling or watching movies without subtitles. But are there other advantages to having a bilingual (or multilingual) brain? Mia Nacamulli details the three types of bilingual brains and shows how knowing more than one language keeps your brain healthy, complex and actively engaged.

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The overwhelming whiteness of U.S. private schools, in six maps and charts - The Washington PostStudents in the nation's private schools are disproportionately - and in some states overwhelmingly - white. While that's not entirely surprising, a new analysis from the Southern Education Foundation quantifies the continued segregation of white students in private schools, particularly in the South, where private-school enrollment jumped in the 1950s and 1960s as white families sought to avoid attending integrated public schools. Here's a snapshot of the study's findings.Private school is determining tomorrow's millionaires - Business InsiderSending children to private school could set them up to earn dramatically higher salaries than their peers, even if they end up with identical university degrees and doing the same jobs, a study by a leading economic think-tank concludes.

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Private school vs public school - how do the students compare?

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Watch these recommended TED-Ed Lessons Should we get rid of standardized testing? Although standardized testing is a particularly hot topic in education right now, this approach to measurement has been in use for two millennia. And while the results of standardized testing can help us understand some things, they can also be misleading if used incorrectly.

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EE: As a  school board junior representative you post an article on your school website to:
discuss 2 local education issues, suggest some  solutions  expressing  your personal viewpoint. Use what we've studied so far, minimum 200 words. ( Handwritten, no typing out!!!! :)