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Since redefining marriage requires us to deny sexual differences, even school children have to conform to that principle, at least in Massachusetts. By ADAM J. MACLEOD and ANDREW BECKWITH
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4/25/2013
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Adam MacLeod
Andrew Beckwith
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It is too early to predict the exact effect of the sequestration on any particular federal program, but the cuts are expected to take a heavy toll on education. By SHARON MOLLERUS
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4/15/2013
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Sharon Mollerus
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According to JOHN MÉDAILLE , University of Dallas, management is a dialectical and rhetorical, and a dialogic, linguistic process. Hence the relevance of liberal arts in business education
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4/11/2013
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John Médaille
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Rhetoric, when correctly understood, is a factor which contributes to the formation of critical thinking, educating one to a real arena of various positions, to "discussion". PAOLO LAMAGNA
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3/26/2013
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Paolo Lamagna
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JOSEPH SCOTESE, teacher of English in Chicago, underlines that, while technology can be a useful tool, it can never, and should never replace teachers, classrooms, and human performance
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3/22/2013
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Joseph Scotese
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ANTHONY D’AGOSTINO expounds the idea of a Catholic School Growth Fund to invest in Catholic education, replicate successful Catholic school models and spread innovation in Catholic schools
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2/24/2013
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Anthony D'Agostino
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TJ D'AGOSTINO describes what Alliance for Catholic Education has done in supporting Haitian Catholic schools, and says that Catholic education serves as the soul of a nation
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2/20/2013
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Anthony D'Agostino
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JIM RIGG, Superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, talks about the projects to provide new support to Catholic schools, as a response to the “Year of Faith”
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2/6/2013
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Jim Rigg
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Sr. DALE MCDONALD underscores the essential reasons behind the why of Catholic schools and their contribution to the society through their collaboration with families and students
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2/4/2013
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Dale McDonald
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Sr. MARY ANN WALSH describes the present situation of Catholic schools in the U. S. and the perspectives they are facing in the future. One of the main items is a strong Catholic identity
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1/20/2013
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Mary Ann Walsh
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MANUELA CERVI discusses the problems in education today and emphasizes the importance of teaching emotive reasoning, a person’s ability to observe and assess the reality around him.
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12/12/2012
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Manuela Cervi
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Professor AIDA YEHIA comments on a recent study, calling for cooperation between the European Union and the countries of the Arab Spring in the field of education.
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11/24/2012
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Aida M. Yehia
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SARA MORASSO comments on the importance of rhetoric, and of learning how to argue well, for students of all ages, and of the importance for the education system.
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11/15/2012
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Sara Greco Morasso
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JOSE RODELGO-BUENO comments on the educational plans of the two presidential candidates, how they differ and how each is not enough to resolve the crisis in the school system today.
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10/30/2012
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José Rodelgo-Bueno
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CHARLES KLAMUT comments on the teacher’s strike in Chicago and about the underlying crisis in the American education system, facing a new form of slavery: ignorance.
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10/11/2012
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Charles Klamut
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LORENZO STRIK LIEVERS describes how children think, how they love hearing and telling stories, and how this could be used to get them interested in history and other school subjects.
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10/3/2012
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Lorenzo Strik Lievers
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AVSI responsible of an education program in the Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya ADRAWA DEOGRACIOUS DROMA was invited to the UN to talk about his program that is changing lives in Africa.
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9/24/2012
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Adrawa Deogracious Droma
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Sister EDITH BOGUE gives her statistics students advice for passing exams. The ten tips, which can be applied to most subjects, include having the right perspective about it all.
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9/21/2012
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Edith Bogue
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After the Pope’s visit to Lebanon, ROBERT JOHN ARAUJO reflects on the relevance of Benedict’s words for teachers, who are to guide students towards greater freedom.
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9/20/2012
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Robert John Araujo
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Longtime Chicago public school teacher JOSEPH SCOTESE discusses the teacher’s strike in Chicago, giving five reasons for it, including increased testing and decreased respect.
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9/16/2012
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Joseph Scotese
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