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| Monday Jan 31, 2005 | Now that Bert The Turtle has seen his day, the US federal government needs a new way to teach kids how to be safe in these scary times. To this end, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has set upFEMA for kids. to Education by caspian |
| Wednesday Sep 3, 2003 | It's Choose your Own Adventure, old skool style, with Goofus and Gallant.
to Education by fringehead |
| Wednesday Mar 12, 2003 | If you love the water and you are a slacker at school, this might be a course for you to Education by leptirica |
| Monday Jan 27, 2003 | Riti Sped teaches special education. She takes her students out into the world, involves them in her extracurricular activities and provides valuable life lessons. to Education by roo |
| Saturday Oct 5, 2002 | They say it's best to begin training children very early in their lives. There may be no greater proponents of this philosophy than cosplay enthusiasts.
White Kitty, Grapes,
Funny Cow,
The Sea Creatures,
American Goldfinch, and the Baby Bug Brigade all have an incredible head start.
to Education by scromp |
| Friday Sep 6, 2002 | ABC's with a twist.
to Education by leptirica |
| Sunday Apr 28, 2002 | You don't care about it now, but when your toilet backs up you'll flock to assimilate the information at Toiletology. While there, you can learn about new technology that helps you find your toilet in the dark. to Education by onigame |
| Sunday Mar 3, 2002 | Ever since the birth of the gameshow, useless facts have become quite useful. to Education by 7layerburrito |
| Wednesday Oct 3, 2001 | Anyone who's read
Usenet
has seen
"do my homework" requests
thinly disguised as questions. With the advent of the web, the
burden of this search for "knowledge" is shifting to the
web and, as always, there are people out there eager to
mislead
and
confuse
the lazy and
dishonest. to Education by riotnrrd |
| Monday Jun 4, 2001 | Roadkill-it's not just fun, it's educational.
to Education by saucy |
| Saturday Jan 6, 2001 | "Mommy, it's not my fault. I got bad grades because I watch TV and I'm not Asian!"
to Education by djinn |
| Friday Jan 5, 2001 | Can't choose between good and evil? Learn to do evil right at Evil Science University. No information yet on where to learn how to do good (not to be confused with doing well). to Education by djinn |
| Friday Oct 20, 2000 | RouterGod is a celebrity magazine for Cisco professionals.
Read celebrities talk about their favorite networking topics: Alicia Silverstone on ISDN,
Mr. Rogers on the RS232 pinout, Tonya Harding
on the Cisco 700, and Seven of Nine on OSPF. The newest lecture is Darva Conger on the configure register
of Cisco routers.
to Education by gen |
| Thursday Oct 19, 2000 | Two students jailed for refusing to watch commercial-heavy corporate education Channel One. to Education by skallas |
| Friday Sep 22, 2000 | LIS News: News for libraries. Stuff that matters. (Librarians are more interesting than you probably think.) to Education by tregoweth |
| Thursday Aug 24, 2000 | With this "back to school" thing going on, I couldn't help wondering
about pencils. And I found
lots and
lots
of
information
about
pencils.
Some teachers, trying to keep their kids modivated, even have their students
design
new pencils.
And remember, before you go back to
school
to prepare your
emergancy
locker kit.
to Education by rampage |
| Tuesday May 2, 2000 | Despite the best intentions of your parents, teachers and school administrators, school often amounts to a cross between a prison and a wage-slave indoctrination center. Even those who perform well in school are saddled with a lifelong, toxic addiction to external validation. Don't surrender your childhood so easily! If you find school limiting, I urge you to explore the "unschooling" (or "homeschooling") movement. An excellent starting place is The Teenage Liberation Handbook; How to Quit School and Get a Real Life and Education, by Grace Llewellyn. (Yes, there are tips on how to sell your parents on the idea...)
to Education by cricket |
| Friday Apr 28, 2000 | "Were there gay
vikings?" The web proves that for every question, there is
an expert.
to Education by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Apr 5, 2000 | Alternative schooling has been around for a while. Summerhill, established near Dresden way back in 1921, is perhaps the most well-known of its kind, and was the inspration for much that has come since. More recently, the Sudbury Valley School (founded in Massachusetts in 1968,) developed a philosophy called demoractic (or "free") schooling, which has been adopted by schools all over the world, including institutions in California, Australia, Denmark and Maui.
to Education by avi |
| Tuesday Feb 15, 2000 | Standardized tests are so ubiquitous in American academic life that it is hard to remember a time when one's future didn't depend on them. While I was disappointed to find out that the gender gap in SAT scores continues, I was fascinated to learn about the uptopian experiment that created the tests.
to Education by birgitte |
| Saturday Feb 5, 2000 | Is your
horse or
pet dog
lame, feeling sick, or in pain? The
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
can
help. to Education by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Jan 25, 2000 | Learn Japanese in Ten Minutes. No, really! to Education by stimpy |
| Tuesday Dec 14, 1999 | Worried about those shootings in schools? Don't leave the delicate task of predicting and thwarting student violence to humans. A friendly, well-adjusted, and entirely non Big Brother-like computer program will do it for you. As they say, "the objective process resists bias." to Education by fringehead |
| Monday Dec 13, 1999 | Channel One was just the beginning. Now they want to put Nike ads on school computers. to Education by rsf |
| Wednesday Oct 13, 1999 | A friend of mine is convinced that this school's logo means no thinking / no fucking. to Education by peterb |
| Tuesday Oct 5, 1999 | Do you know precocious, mathematically-gifted teenagers bored out of their skulls slogging through high school calculus? Point them to Math Camp, an intense and stimulating summer program targeted at bright 13-to-18 year olds. Think you were pretty smart in high school, hotshot? Check out the qualifying quiz that 13-year-olds are passing to get admitted. to Education by pjammer |
| Wednesday Sep 22, 1999 | Resampling
is a Monte Carlo approach to statistics using
repeated simulations that is purported to be a
much easier pedagogical approach to statistics
than the traditional formula-based methods of
teaching it. If you tried to learn statistics
before and were stumped, perhaps it's time to
give it another shot. to Education by arkuat |
| Tuesday Sep 21, 1999 | School violence has been the media's favorite topic of the moment, and it has raised a lot of issues. Many were profiled in Slashdot's Voices from the Hell Mouth, and now the U.S. Department of Justice, along with the U.S. Department of Education, have stepped in, with a well written, and hopefully, guiding document for schools. But one question: Would you trust your school nurse? to Education by imploded |
| Monday Sep 20, 1999 | How an urban-planning class integrates the work
of non-academic Jane
Jacobs. to Education by arkuat |
| Thursday Sep 16, 1999 | For a
class project on robotics, these Minnesota fifth graders made
deadly spiders,
death rays, and
roller coasters out of Legos.
The programs for
some projects have a certain Ballardian poetry:
"to crashcar: shine, crash, sound, end."
to Education by riotnrrd |
| Saturday Aug 14, 1999 | Because they think that
Cliff's Notes are sometimes too
hard to understand (according
to the latest issue of Harper's, anyway)
the good folks at
Schoolbytes.com offer
plot summaries
that some might call easier to grasp, as well as
Term Papers
(such as
this), and
a quaint little section on
History (such as
that).
Personally, I'm moving my family to
Sweden.
to Education by goboro |
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