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From Staff Reports View Comments Caddo Schools celebrated on Wednesday the commitment of five high school seniors to area colleges with aspirations to be future educators. The seniors have completed an enriched Teaching Professions course through the Caddo Career and Technology Center. The course allows them to gain insight into teaching while studying child development theory, the foundation of education and different learning styles. Students also participate in a teaching internship in various classrooms across the district. Completion of the CCTC courses can earn up to six dual-enrollment...

Greenville Career Tech welcomes sophomores By Andrea Townsend - Director of Career Technology & Special Education Greenville High School’s Career Technical Education Center will be hosting sophomores interested in the school’s offerings. Provided photo Greenville sophomores will have the opportunity to learn about Career Technical Education Center opportunities Feb. 9 and 10. Provided photo GREENVILLE — In the spring of every year, Greenville students select the programs and courses they will take in the following school year. In the month of February, Greenville Career Technical Ed...

Ensuring cleanliness: DBKL personnel disinfecting SK Seri Bintang Selatan in preparation for the reopening of schools on Jan 20. — AZMAN GHANI/The Star PETALING JAYA: With less than two weeks before the 2021 school term starts and with Covid-19 cases still in the four-figure mark, parents are getting more nervous about how to face the situation. While some have decided to go ahead with the usual preparations such as buying uniforms and books in anticipation of their children being physically present in classes again, many are still uncertain about whether they should be sending their childr...

Now he spends his days doing household chores in his family's two-bedroom flat in Kuala Lumpur. "We can't afford to buy a new smartphone, let alone a tablet. I wish we could get even just a cheap tablet so he can join the online classes at his school," his mother, Madam Liana Malik, told The Straits Times. "He misses school and wants to be a good student as he feels it is a chance to improve our lives. But he finds it hard to catch up and revise on his own, and we don't have a printer to print out worksheets sent by the teacher," said the 44-year-old hotel worker.

The '60s, the countercultural left, had a strategy. to take over the institution. they weren't just out there writing and sitting in. they went into the professions, the teaching professions. they've essentially taken over, that generation of radicals around the university. the teachers union. the curriculum. i was on the curriculum currently at my son's school. i had a fight like crazy to get them to introduce european history. it was called eurocentric. my son could practically speak inca by the time he got to third grade but he didn't know thing about france or britain. there is this prejud...