Is Technology the Nexus Where Civics and Student Learning Meet?
Making civics a higher priority, some teachers are corralling technology as a way of both doing civics and helping students learn.
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Making civics a higher priority, some teachers are corralling technology as a way of both doing civics and helping students learn.
It looks as if the domestic auto industry has got its mojo back. “I think a lot of people thought that the love affair with the automobile was over, but I think it’s alive and well,†Perkins says, beaming. Over the past year, he’s traveled to cities both near and far, including Chicago, New York, Paris, Geneva, and Tokyo, to promote the auto show. Perkins, who marks his 40th year in the industry this year, used the opportunity to promote his own enterprise. “You get a lot of exposure in that position, which can also help you in your own business.â€
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With more and more prospective college students recognizing that it's a big world out there, they don't have to go to college in the U.S., and that the overseas collegiate experience will cost less money, it makes sense to look at university rankings not just domestically but globally.
Christian Johnson never intended on becoming an inventor. But when her son was ready to start driving, she was not only worried about what all parents of teenaged drivers worry about---distracted driving, she was also distressed about the possibility that her son could end up a victim of DWB (Driving While Black).