Education
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301 | Every child left behind Northern Iowan 101:50, p.9 |
Discusses the No Child Left Behind Act. | |
302 | International Education Week 2004 at UNI Northern Iowan 101:23, p.4 |
UNI Study Abroad Center and Office of International Programs puts together calendar of campus-wide events to celebrate International Education Week. | |
303 | Bringing discrimination back Northern Iowan 101:21, p.7 |
Hopes America's growing backlash against homosexuality does not extend further into public schools. | |
304 | Facing the issues: education Northern Iowan 101:12, p.4 |
Describes positions presidential candidates take on educational issues and how they affect UNI students; photo. | |
305 | UNI study finds most Iowa superintendents like No Child Left Behind Act Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1 |
Over sixty percent of responding superintendents felt instruction was improved directly because of NCLB. | |
306 | UNI state fair booth celebrates rural education Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1 |
"Excellence in Education" exhibit showcasing a 1920s-style one-room school will be in the Varied Industries Building. | |
307 | Kappa Delta Pi Education Honor Society takes on the Windy City Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1 |
Society takes trip to Chicago to observe education in large urban settings; students listed. | |
308 | Debaters hash out party differences Northern Iowan 100:53, p.1 |
UNI College Republicans and Northern Iowa Democrats debate the positions of Senator John Kerry and President George W. Bush in the upcoming election; photo. | |
309 | Radio show to consider Iowa's future economically, culturally Northern Iowan 100:48, p.1 |
Chuck Offenburger and Iowans for a Better Future will sponsor ten radio shows; photo. | |
310 | Are Iowa children being left behind? Northern Iowan 100:39, p.7 |
Debates the effectiveness of the No Child Left Behind Act in a state noted for an already above average public education system, such as Iowa. | |
311 | Candidates see top priority in education Northern Iowan 100:33, p.1 |
Democratic presidential candidates express their plans for the nation's education; photo. | |
312 | UNI College of Education to host technology forum in West Des Moines Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1 |
Panelists to include Robert Koob, Bill Callahan, Karla Krueger, Yana Cornish, and Judy Jeffrey and will discuss technology's role in education. | |
313 | UNI division of Educational Technology to host speaker on using technology for learning Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1 |
David D. Thornburg to speak on educational technology. | |
314 | Thoughts on 'the end of the road' Northern Iowan 100:21, p.7 |
Reflects on things he'll miss about college life. | |
315 | National Separation of Church and State Day Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.2 |
Controversy regarding religion in schools discussed. | |
316 | Taking public education to school Northern Iowan 100:7, p.7 |
Concerned that the United States is not taking education seriously. | |
317 | UNI offers 'Community Builders' presentation Public Relations News Release 2002:583, p.1 |
Presentation highlights relationship between higher education and the building of Iowa's economy. | |
318 | Manifesto of a frustrated scholar Northern Iowan 99:53, p.5 |
Claims that students shouldn't complain about the rigors of post-secondary education. | |
319 | Turning attention to the real problems at hand Northern Iowan 99:50, p.7 |
Complains about the economic situation in America and the passing of President Bush's "No Child Left Behind Act." | |
320 | March is Music in Our Schools Month Public Relations News Release 2002:397, p.1 |
Will talk about the importance of music education. | |
321 | University of Northern Iowa to host National Educator Expo Saturday Public Relations News Release 2002:399, p.1 |
Ninety-one school districts will be present at the national Educator Expo to recruit new teachers. | |
322 | Educate our future Public Relations News Release 2002:207, p.1 |
Changes in the education system will be discussed. | |
323 | UNI educational communications/instructional technology programs meet national standards Public Relations News Release 2002:178, p.1 |
UNI will be in the first in the state to be accredited under the new standards. | |
324 | UNI's Price Laboratory School offers first Teacher Institute Public Relations News Release 2002:120, p.1 |
Sessions on different aspects of education will be presented at the first annual Teacher Institute hosted by Price Laboratory School. | |
325 | Nussle coming to UNI Northern Iowan 98:46, p.1 |
Congressman Jim Nussle will speak at UNI on the future of education. | |
326 | Vote Steve Sukup for Iowa's next governor Northern Iowan 98:43, p.9 |
Discusses Steve Sukup, a candidate for governor, and claims that he will protect the budget from receiving further cuts in education. | |
327 | InTime project shows teachers how to integrate technology into the classroom Public Relations News Release 2001:352, p.1 |
InTime, a Web site created by UNI's College of Education, contains information about new technologies that have been integrated into education by other professors. | |
328 | Iowa loan program working for teachers Northern Iowan 98:37, p.1 |
The Iowa Teacher Shortage Forgivable Loan encourages graduates in education to teach in more difficult programs, such as special education. | |
329 | UNI hosts 'Showcase on Educational Technology in Iowa Schools' Public Relations News Release 2000:271, p.1 |
List of individual preK-12 project awards. | |
330 | UNI to host 'Showcase on Educational Technology in Iowa Schools' Public Relations News Release 2000:258, p.1 |
UNI to host workshop on educational technology on February 23. | |
331 | Assessing Bush's education plan Public Relations News Release 2000:228, p.1 |
Dean of the College of Education will discuss President Bush's education reform plans. | |
332 | Bush takes early stance on education Northern Iowan 97:32, p.8 |
Explains how President Bush's education plan will affect UNI students in the future. | |
333 | Switzer testifies before Iowa legislature Campus News Network 11:13, p.1 |
Thomas Switzer joins other college of education deans in updating the legislature regarding education issues. | |
334 | Intelligence standards detrimental to education Northern Iowan 97:26, p.9 |
Discusses problems with the public education system. | |
335 | Take opportunity, read newspapers Northern Iowan 97:14, p.6 |
Encourages students to start reading the newspaper to become an educated person. | |
336 | Study show public concerns for Iowa's K-12 schools Public Relations News Release 2000:110, p.1 |
The results of the survey for Iowa public schools for grades K-12 show that Iowans have positive views, but want to make improvements in the schools. | |
337 | UNI resumes EducatioNet series Public Relations News Release 2000:23, p.1 |
EducatioNet is written primarly for parents and educators of K-12 students. | |
338 | Caution . . . construction ahead Northern Iowan 97:2, p.9 |
Feels college is a time to try new experiences and choose what kind of person you want to be. | |
339 | Cedar Valley high school students to assess academic potential at UNI Power of Education Student Leadership Conference Public Relations News Release 1999:303, p.1 |
UNI will hold the Power of Education Student Leadership Conference Friday, March 31. | |
340 | Education should take priority in spending decisions Northern Iowan 96:41, p.7 |
The Iowa State Legislature is debating which projects should take priority in the plan to improve communities. | |
341 | Clinton outlines ambitious new education initiatives Northern Iowan 96:34, p.1 |
President Clinton described new educational initiatives in his final State of the Union address. | |
342 | Iowa earns a "D" in educating the educated Northern Iowan 96:32, p.3 |
Iowa received a "D" for its efforts to improve the quality of its teachers. | |
343 | Learning is ultimate goal Northern Iowan 96:29, p.8 |
Students are here to learn from professors. | |
344 | Media Advisory: University of Northern Iowa home to teacher mentoring program Public Relations News Release 1999:196, p.1 |
Iowa received a "D" grade in the national Quality Counts 2000 survey for its efforts to improve teacher quality. | |
345 | Media advisory: local expert sources for AP education report card story Public Relations News Release 1999:191, p.1 |
The Associated Press Education Week's "Quality Counts 2000" state survey gave Iowa an "F" in standards accountability. | |
346 | Childrens' futures at risk due to education of nation Northern Iowan 96:16, p.6 |
Column suggests that the problem with education in the U. S. is that students no longer value it. | |
347 | College should prepare you for life, not just career Northern Iowan 96:15, p.7 |
Column states that the highest purpose of attending college is to become an educated person, not just to prepare for a job. | |
348 | "Envisioning Education" to be presented by University of Northern Iowa speaker Tuesday noon, Oct. 12 at Ottumwa Kiwanis Club Public Relations News Release 1999:80, p.1 |
Statewide speakers program will continue on October 12 when Roger Kueter will address the Kiwanis Club in Ottumwa on where education is headed and how UNI is meeting the challenge. | |
349 | "Envisioning Education" to be presented by University of Northern Iowa Humanities dean Tuesday, Oct. 5, in Estherville Public Relations News Release 1999:73, p.1 |
James Lubker will address the Kiwanis Club in Estherville on issues such as where education is headed and how UNI is meeting the challenge. | |
350 | Critical view of computers in education topic for year's first Capstone lecture at University of Northern Iowa Wednesday, Oct. 6 Public Relations News Release 1999:66, p.1 |
Professor Lowell Monke, from Grinnell College, will present the lecture "Education Unplugged: An argument for hi-tech modesty in the 21st century schools" on October 6, 1999, for the course "Capstone: Environment, Technology and Society". | |
351 | Education reforms spreading across much of Europe & Asia Public Relations News Release 1998:278, p.1 |
Professors Kurt Meredith and Jeannie Steele have begun to teach Reading and Writing for Critical Thinking to other European and Asian countries. | |
352 | Suggestions for Governor Vilsack's attempts at education reforms Northern Iowan 95:39, p.12 |
Columnist makes suggestions for improvements in educational reform. | |
353 | 'Envisioning Education' to be presented by University of Northern Iowa president Robert Koob Tuesday, Jan. 26 at West Des Moines Rotary Public Relations News Release 1998:217, p.1 |
President Koob will present an "Envisioning Education" seminar in West Des Moines on January 26. | |
354 | Education not to be taken for granted Northern Iowan 95:29, p.10 |
Some students in Iran are not allowed to go to college because of their religion. | |
355 | Legislative priorities set for Iowa General Assembly 1999 Campus News Network 9:10, p.1 |
UNI priorities in the new legislative session will be improving teacher education, establishing social work master's degree, and enhancing technology available to students; funds for ABIL, Institute for Decision Making, and IWRC will be requested. | |
356 | Gov. Branstad leaves legacy of quality education Public Relations News Release 1998:205, p.1 |
Governor Terry Branstad ends his sixteen year run as Iowa governor this month. | |
357 | Profs should teach knowledge from life Northern Iowan 95:26, p.7 |
Columnist clarifies his statement in an earlier column that professors should be hired on the basis of life experience. | |
358 | Professorship should be based on experience, not education Northern Iowan 95:24, p.5 |
Comments on gaining an education from those with experience instead of just degrees. | |
359 | "Envisioning Education" to be presented by University of Northern Iowa speaker Tuesday, Nov. 3 at Council Bluffs Lions Club Public Relations News Release 1998:116, p.1 |
Statewide speakers program "Envisioning Education" to continue with address by Joe Mitchell in Council Bluffs. | |
360 | "Envisioning Education" to be presented by University of Northern Iowa speaker Tuesday, Oct. 27 at Fort Dodge Kiwanis Public Relations News Release 1998:95, p.1 |
Statewide speakers program entitled "Envisioning Education" to continue in Fort Dodge on October 27 with Robert Koob addressing the Kiwanis Club. | |
361 | University of Northern Iowa to launch statewide speakers program in Cherokee Monday, Oct. 19 Public Relations News Release 1998:89, p.1 |
Roger Kueter to speak on meeting the challenges of education October 19 in Cherokee. | |
362 | "Envisioning Education" to be presented by University of Northern Iowa speaker Tuesday, Oct. 27 at Council Bluffs Rotary Public Relations News Release 1998:92, p.1 |
Statewide speakers program "Envisioning Education" to continue in Council Bluffs on Oct. 27, with Keith Saunders addressing the Rotary Club. | |
363 | Should very young children learn to use a computer? Public Relations News Release 1998:52, p.1 |
Dean Primrose states that software programs are beneficial to a child's education but that there are also other important factors to consider. | |
364 | Entire university community planning for the future of education Public Relations News Release 1998:21, p. |
Center for the Enhancement of Teaching Fourth-annual University-Wide Conference held today and tomorrow to discuss the kind of education a student should receive at UNI. | |
365 | School violence takes toll on education system, ultimately America Northern Iowan 94:61, p.4 |
Columnist comments on the violence in American schools and the availability of weapons. | |
366 | Higher education important to more Americans Campus News Network 8:21, p.1 |
Outline of recent report; President Koob's reaction. | |
367 | Americans recognizing the value of higher education Public Relations News Release 1997:389, p.1 |
Higher education reported to be the key to a middle-class lifestyle and a benefit to the economy. | |
368 | Teachers role models for life Northern Iowan 94:54, p.9 |
Columnist comments on the life of teachers. | |
369 | Education responsibility not on federal government's shoulders Northern Iowan 94:45, p.10 |
Student comments on the state of education in America and President Clinton's goals. | |
370 | Clinton reports achievement of some educational goals; much work is still to be done Northern Iowan 94:44, p.4 |
Progress is being made on President Clinton's educational goals, but there is still work to be done; photo. | |
371 | International studies don't paint true picture Northern Iowan 94:44, p.5 |
Columnist comments on American students scoring low on international standardized tests. | |
372 | Senator seeks to abolish education department Northern Iowan 94:41, p.3 |
Senator Bob Smith is renewing efforts to abolish the Department of Education. | |
373 | Educational media reinforces technological dependency Northern Iowan 94:40, p.5 |
Columnist comments on the role of technology in education and teaching children. | |
374 | Branstad has "Building Blocks for Success"; governor outlines new education initiative Northern Iowan 94:26, p.1 |
Governor Branstad speaks on education agenda; photo. | |
375 | Gov. Terry Branstad will speak at the University of Northern Iowa Dec. 3 Public Relations News Release 1997:131, p.1 |
Governor Terry Branstad will speak about education in Seerley Hall. Event is sponsored by Department of Political Science. | |
376 | Education Week activities showcase UNI's strengths Northern Iowan 94:24, p.11 |
Outline of activities. | |
377 | Town meeting defines 21st century teaching Northern Iowan 94:24, p.1 |
Panel participates in national meeting. | |
378 | Teleconference puts UNI in spotlight; satellite meeting to focus on educational standards Northern Iowan 94:23, p.1 |
National meeting on education on campus tonight. | |
379 | Try something new, go to class and learn Northern Iowan 94:23, p.6 |
Urges students to get their money's worth out of college by studying and learning. | |
380 | Satellite town meeting Tuesday, Nov. 18 at University of Northern Iowa on "Talented Teacher in Every Classroom" Public Relations News Release 1997:117, p.1 |
Open panel with students, educators, and legislators will focus on "Supporting Quality Teachers: A Talented Teacher in Every Classroom". | |
381 | Real life doesn't suck Northern Iowan 94:10, p.11 |
Strongly disagrees with Jewell column on the college experience. | |
382 | Third Annual University-wide Conference Thursday, Oct. 2 Campus News Network 8:4, p.1 |
University-wide conference on purposes of undergraduate education will be held October 2. | |
383 | Pi=3.1415927, life lesson or pick-up line? Northern Iowan 94:5, p.5 |
Speculates on the kind of learning that is valuable. | |
384 | Diploma: wall art or $15,000 toilet paper? Northern Iowan 94:1, p.12 |
Questions value of education received at UNI. | |
385 | Global diversity: issues of discovering each other Northern Iowan 93:45, p.1 |
Students from the Midwest learn about diversity through higher education. | |
386 | Faculty, staff need to 'rededicate themselves' Northern Iowan 93:35, p.8 |
"Re-examination of the purpose of higher education is drastically needed." | |
387 | Appreciate culture, you may need it Northern Iowan 93:31, p.6 |
Learning about the arts and humanities will benefit students' future careers. | |
388 | "Environmental Scan" allows educator to interpret trends that will impact education Public Relations News Release 1996:216, p.1 |
Four major trends will have an impact on schools in Iowa and throughout the nation. The trends are demographic changes, a shift in the paradigm or model for education, a tension around communities and the way communities are defined, exceeded capacities. | |
389 | Forecasting the future of education Public Relations News Release 1996:182, p.1 |
David Imig discusses education. | |
390 | Service learning an important component of education Public Relations News Release 1996:141, p.1 |
Barbara Lewis discusses the importance of service learning at all age levels. | |
391 | NAFSA: Association of International Educators' Regional Conference Public Relations News Release 1996:152, p.1 |
The NAFSA Regional Conference will be held November 13-16. | |
392 | Deer School Northern Iowan 93:18, p.6 |
Deer sleep during class. | |
393 | Giftedness is also a gender issue says specialist in gifted education Public Relations News Release 1996:85, p.1 |
Linda Silverman says girls try to hide their abilities at a young age. A gifted child can be defined simply as a developmentally advanced child--one that goes through the developmental milestones at a faster rate. | |
394 | Teaching in New Zealand Public Relations News Release 1996:129, p.1 |
Cheryl Timion recently traveled to New Zealand to study its elementary education system. | |
395 | Space camp opportunity for Iowa educators through Iowa Space Grant Consortium Public Relations News Release 1996:118, p.1 |
Iowa K-12 educators will have an opportunity to attend a special U. S. Space Academy for Educators. | |
396 | "Targeting Best Practice," Lieutenant Governor's Conference on Beginning Teaching, to take place at University of Northern Iowa October 19 Public Relations News Release 1996:111, p.1 |
Joy Corning will be speaking October 19. | |
397 | Julia Sparrow Scholarships awarded to two University of Northern Iowa students for excellence in reading Public Relations News Release 1996:103, p.1 |
Nicole Anderegg and Jana Karhoff were the recipients of the 1996 Julia Sparrow Scholarship Awards. | |
398 | University of Northern Iowa receives $2 million grant to continue democratization of Slovakia's educational system Public Relations News Release 1996:65, p.1 |
The grant is to help with the Orava Project, which is directed by Kurt Meredith and Jeannie Steele. | |
399 | University of Northern Iowa offers Mildred L. Middleton Professional Development Seminar for educators on ICN, WWW, September 26 Public Relations News Release 1996:60, p.1 |
Linda Quinn will be the instructor for the seminar series. | |
400 | Regents approve appropriation requests targeting undergraduate education, technology, special programs at University of Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1996:52, p.1 |
The Board of Regents wants to improve and fund several programs and projects at UNI. |