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SAT Question of the Day
The Official SAT Question of the Day for Sunday, December 27
Choose the word or set of words that, when inserted in the sentence, best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.
Because he was ------- in the face of danger, the explorer won the government’s highest award for conspicuous bravery.
virile- heedless
- dauntless
- callow
- timorous
New York Times Education Section
Extra Homework Applying for Education Grants
The Department of Education, preparing to give hundreds of millions of dollars in grants, estimated how long it should take each state to prepare its proposal: 681 hours.
With DNA Testing, Students Learn What’s What in Their Neighborhood
Two students collected 217 samples they encountered daily and found mislabeled food and at least one surprise: hot dogs actually made of beef.Technology Leapfrogs Schools and Jurisdictions
Plainfield East High School doesn’t have a senior class. But it clearly possesses a new staple of American education: “sexting.”Miami Herald Education Section
Deaf teacher inspires her students
When Cathy Oshrain first became a teacher, she wondered how she would communicate with her students.<p/> Oshrain, who was born deaf, had been hired to teach hearing students at North Miami Beach Senior High. She was one of only six deaf teachers at traditional public schools in South Florida.Broward's Beverly Gallagher hit with five fraud charges
Suspended Broward School Board member Beverly Gallagher was indicted Thursday on federal corruption charges and will plead not guilty at a hearing Monday after not reaching a settlement with prosecutors on the case, her lawyer said.Broward students get a lesson about Census
Ariel Civelek was just a baby when the last U.S. Census was conducted, but now the 11-year-old can tell her family how important it is to be counted.© 2009 Created by Andy Weiss on Ning. Create a Ning Network!
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