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Ed. Extra: Earn to Learn?

By Elaine McArdle 08/16/2010 03:18 pm | 3 Comments

Does paying kids to learn really work? It’s a hot — and hotly contested — question, albeit one overshadowed by the similar but much-higher-profile debate over the merits of tying teacher pay to student performance. The issue is gaining increasing attention as more educators eager to motivate students, especially those at the low end of the achievement gap, are experimenting with financial incentives for kids. Read More…

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What They Keep

By Lory Hough 06/10/2009 09:18 am | Add a Comment

Lecturer Sally Schwager, Ed.M.’76, C.A.S.’78, Ed.D.’82, knows the images well — she has been looking at the squares, which are part of a quilt that hangs in her office, for more than two decades now. Read More…

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HGSE Diploma Ceremony: Remarks of Dean Kathleen McCartney

By Dean Kathleen McCartney 06/04/2009 10:47 am | 2 Comments

Dean Kathleen McCartney addressed the audience at the HGSE Commencement on June 4. Read More…

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Intellectual Contribution/Faculty Tribute Award Recipient: Kathy Yang, L&T’09

By News editor 05/26/2009 02:10 pm | 6 Comments

Bronx, N.Y., native Kathy Yang, Ed.M.’09, thought HGSE would help transition her from teaching elementary English as Second Language to working with immigrant adolescents and their families in a nonprofit. Read More…

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