Rating American education: the need for reform

Article Abstract:

The performance of the U.S. economy is described which has become a convenient rhetorical tool for those who maintain the education system and is not in need of any serious reform. The unemployment is lower in the United States than in Japan or Korea due the economic growth and education being the main factor.

United States, Japan, Economic aspects, Economic conditions

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Money and education: making America's schools work

Article Abstract:

Educational reform should proceed in the form of more comprehensive performance evaluation and the use performance incentives as well as develop more efficient institutions. These efforts would then justify the larger amounts being devoted by the government to education.

Education and state, Education policy, Educational innovations

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The Coriolanus Syndrome

Article Abstract:

The Coriolanus Syndrome shows symptoms such as rage, anger, disdain and disbelief. Teachers often demonstrate these symptoms. However, teachers should remember that school must be seen by students as a place where they could learn and be happy at the same time.

Practice, Teachers

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