KU to lead $22 million effort on better student progress metrics
Kansas University researchers will use a record $22 million grant to pioneer assessments that measure individual student progress beyond standard tests. Neal Kingston says the approach integrates learning assessments into teaching, aiming to give teachers timely feedback and adjust instruction. Departments across KU and 11 state education programs will implement the system in 2014-15, potentially transforming how success is measured nationwide.
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2010 Scorecard of Best and Worst In Elections
An early forecast of 2010 races highlights key figures and outcomes. Carl Paladino's clashes with reporters and contentious remarks anger voters in a blue state. Chris Coons defeats Mike Castle in Delaware, altering the Senate map. The rise of conservative women like Haley Angle Fiorina Whitman signals demographic shifts, while Rubio emerges as a rising star and Crist falters, with Obama facing sharp critique over campaign financing and messaging.
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Pale blue dot on Voyager photo prompts Earth warning
In a 1990 Valentines Day letter to the editor, the Voyager I pale blue dot photo underscores Earth's fragility. The writer cites population growth, water and soil decline, habitat loss, and pollution, urging voters to back leaders capable of solving these problems.
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Library renovation stance fuels public forum in Lawrence
A reader urges yes votes for the proposed 38 year old library renovation, arguing the main building must be updated before adding branches. The Journal World outlines letters policy and submission details for public input.
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Old Hometown Years Ago in 1985
The article recalls a 1985 bank suit against Opera House Investments Inc seeking sale of the property to satisfy a mortgage deficit of over 186000. It notes a planned remodel to restore the 1911 building, stalled by the litigation, and includes broader historical snippets from 1910 Lawrence and Topeka prison escape, a century-old demolition, and a 1910 Baker/McCook field game.
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