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Iraq: US$10 million to Enhance Teaching Practices and Improve Learning for the Most Vulnerable Primary Students in Lagging Governorates The World Bank has approved a new US$10 million project to support Innovations towards Learning in three lagging Iraqi Governorates. The project aims to enhance teaching practices of Arabic and Mathematics teachers, and improve literacy and

7/30/2008: It was on this day, July 30, 1992 near Golden Valley that the State Historical Society of North Dakota acquired a rare collection of 95 stones. Taken by themselves, these stones were nothing special; similar to any number of rocks found throughout the state. However, left where they were found and undisturbed they formed the shape of a large turtle; twenty-one feet from head to tail and eleven and a half feet wide.

California needs tens of thousands of teachers and assistants to expand public school to all 4-year-olds. Even Humboldt County is short of potential staff. Story from @CalMatters.

California wants to lure all 4-year-olds to public schools within the next four years. But will there be enough teachers there to meet them?

California needs tens of thousands of teachers and assistants to expand public school to all 4-year-olds. Private and nonprofit preschools worry they’ll lose their staff.

FREETOWN, March 3 (Xinhua) -- A Sierra Leonean on Thursday initiates a Chinese vocabulary learning project in five primary schools in a bid to promote the Chine

FREETOWN, March 3 (Xinhua) -- A Sierra Leonean on Thursday initiates a Chinese vocabulary learning project in five primary schools in a bid to promote the Chine

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — A series of budget priorities discussed with the Mount Greylock Regional School Committee could add up to half a million dollars to the operating budget if all are...

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — A series of budget priorities discussed with the Mount Greylock Regional School Committee could add up to half a million dollars to the operating budget if all are...

Also, Continental Resources gave $25 million to Oklahoma State University to establish an energy institute named for its founder and chairman, and the natural-gas company Tellurian pledged $25 million to the National Forest Foundation.