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QUOTE OF THE DAY: “It’s never too late – never too late to start over, never too late to be happy.”
~Jane Fonda
#quote
Writing #College Application Essays on Summer Vacay? Yes…m.huffpost.com/us/entry/34186… #education #collegeapp
Who is an Effective Teacher?…brookings.edu/blogs/brown-ce… #teaching #education
As part of the application process, most private middle schools and high schools, require students to submit standardized test scores from either the ISEE or the SSAT. In part, the choice should be determined by the school to which your child is applying. When a school states a strong preference for one over the other, it’s best to go with their suggestion and utilize that particular test. Sometimes a student will do poorly on the test preferred by the school, and when that occurs, it’s often worth giving the other test a try. As a general rule of thumb, and if the school is willing to accept either test, students who have stronger math skills than verbal skills should take the ISEE, where as student whose verbal skills are stronger should take the SSAT.
That being said, there is a decent amount of overlap between the two tests; sometimes material from one can be utilized to train for the other. Therefore in certain situations, we recommend students prepare to take both tests, so as to maximize their chances of getting accepted to the school of their choice.
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HS students interested in fine arts: Apply for @MoCADA‘s 2013 Apprentice Program by June 15th (via @NYCSchools)..bit.ly/11g0aS8
NerdWallet: How To Save For Your Child’s #College #Education…latino.foxnews.com/latino/money/2…
Will #MOOCs Disrupt Higher #Education or Level the Playing Field? [#Infographic]… edtechmagazine.com/higher/article…
WORD OF THE DAY: Venerate (Ven-uh-rayt): (v) to regard with reverence. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab
New #College Aid Formula Is Out, Penalizes Savers Additional 25%…forbes.com/sites/troyonin… #education #finaid
Rewrite of No Child Left Behind Bill passes senate committee…m.huffpost.com/us/entry/34303… #NCLB #education
QUOTE OF THE DAY: “Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out.”
~Robert Collier
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Get 4-Year Credits With Online Community #College Classes…usnews.com/education/onli… #education
Skill-Based School Groupings Gaining Popularity…parents.com/blogs/parents-… #education
Are Students Who Go Far Away to #College More Likely to Study Abroad?…thechoice.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/06/10/are… #education