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Wednesday, March 21,2012
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Going Bilingual
With Advent Of A High-Profile New Private School Hailing Second Language Immersion As The Road To The Future, Parents Around The City Are Giving Bilingual Education A Lot More Consideration
Thursday, January 5,2012
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Also In Schools
City Of Dreams
What’s A New York City Childhood If Not An Opportunity To Experience The World And Plant The Seeds Of Your Future?
Thursday, January 5,2012
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When Your Child Is Not Thriving In School
How To Take Action As A Parent Without Overreacting
Thursday, January 5,2012
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To Tutor Or Not To Tutor
When All The Other Kids Have One, It Is Hard Not To Want To Give Your Child The Same Advantage. But Before You Hire A Tutor, The Are Issues To Consider.
Thursday, January 5,2012
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Also In Schools
The Middle School Moment
How One Educator Helps To Foster Trust, Passion And Independence In Students During The Extraordinary Middle School Years
Wednesday, January 4,2012
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How To Enroll
Four Key Things To Know When Applying To Charter School
Four Key Things To Know When Applying To Charter School
Wednesday, January 4,2012
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Stepping Up
What Families Need To Know About Middle School Admissions
From starting the initial research to touring schools to completing enrollment, the middle school admissions process is the gateway to more serious academic involvement on the part of your child.
Wednesday, January 4,2012
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Also In Schools
Public Education Post-Bloomberg
A Panel Of Leading Figures In Education Spar Over The Mayor’s Record, Foreshadowing Big Debates To Come Over Local Education Policies
Wednesday, January 4,2012
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Also In Schools
The Fourth “R”
A New Book Brilliantly Captures The History Of The Education Reform Movement . . . Even As It Is Still Unfolding
The founder of American Lawyer
magazine and Court TV, a pioneering journalist and media entrepreneur, Steven
Brill loves nothing more than to take on an important topical issue and make it
plain.
Wednesday, January 4,2012
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Also In Schools
How Young Is Too Young?
Kids Are Specializing In Sports (And Other Pursuits) At Much Younger Ages Than They Used To—But That’s Not Necessarily A Ticket To Long-Term Success Or Even Personal Satisfaction. Here’s What Parents Can Do To Make Sure Their Children Ar
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