Are teachers taught how to use tests?
A new report has discouraging news about what education students are taught about use of testing data.
Category archives for: Higher Ed
Obama woos crowd at CU-Boulder
Obama made history Tuesday as the first sitting president to visit CU-Boulder, urging Congress to block an increase in student loan interest rates.
Regents set tuition to rest
Students caught a break but faculty and administrators didn’t with a CU Regents decision on 2012-13 tuition.
Latino college completion rates lagging
A new national report shows Latinos lagging in college completion rates in Colorado and elsewhere
Parents key to better Latino college rates
A civil rights leader says parents, aided by schools, can be the greatest driver to improving Latino college graduation rates
Good news about college attendance
A new report paints a significantly brighter picture of how many Colorado high school graduates go to college.
Metro’s upgrade almost done
Metro State College now needs only the governor’s signature to turn into Metro State University.
College completion bills move ahead
One of the main 2012 bills intended to raise college completion rates has been signed, and another is nearing the finish line
Smaller CU tuition increases aired
The CU Regents Wednesday chewed on a new set of 2012-13 tuition proposals, and they chewed a bit on each other as well.
College completion bill advances
A bill intended to improve college remedial education programs has easily passed a House committee, as have two college name changes.
