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Postsecondary Educational Institutions and Programs Accredited by Accrediting Agencies and State Approval Agencies Recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education
January 2005
The database lists approximately 6,900 postsecondary educational institutions and programs, each of which is accredited by an accrediting agency or state approval agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education as a “reliable authority as to the quality of postsecondary education” within the meaning of the Higher E... Helping Teachers Teach and Children Learn
Welcome to the Tennessee Department of Education. A quality education is the fundamental right of every child in Tennessee. The department provides many services, and it is our responsibility to ensure equal, safe, and quality learning opportunities for all students, pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Therefore, our mission is to help teachers teach and children learn.
This department consists of four primary divisions – Special Education, Vocational-Technical Education, Resources and Support Services, and Teaching and Learning. Remembering our priority of putting teachers and students first drives the department’s daily operatio... Alberta Centennial Education Savings Plan
The Alberta Centennial Education Savings Plan is a program designed to give Alberta parents an incentive to start planning and saving for their children's post-secondary education as early as possible. The plan will make available $500 towards a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) for every child born to or adopted by Alberta residents in 2005 and after. Subsequent grants o... The California Integrated Waste Management Board believes that through education, current and future waste generators will respect and conserve natural resources by making informed waste prevention choices. To this end, the Board's school assistance program provides standards-based K-12 curriculum, and integrated waste management information and assistance for schools and districts. To keep up to date on these and other school assistance programs at th... Funding for Early Childhood Care and Education
Because a significant number of young children are cared for outside the home and by people other than their parents, Federal and State governments provide resources for families, particularly low-income families, to purchase non-parental care. Combined Federal and State funding provides more than $18 billion to support care for young children, ranging from home-based care to care in center-based programs such as public pre-kindergart... To answer the question about educations birth Dieter Lezen (1994) had two suggestions: either millions of years ago or in the end of 1770. If we think education as part of cultural evolution of humanbeing we have to predict that there has been always some sort of education. The first chair of pedagogy was founded in the end of 1770s to the University of Halle, Germany. This Lenzens quote includes the idea that education as science can´t be separated from the educational traditions that existed before.
Much education historically has had a religion-based delivery mechanism: priests and medicine men have long realised the importance of promoting and cem... Fact Sheet: Better Education for Better Jobs
Today's Presidential Action
President Bush visited El Dorado, Arkansas today to meet with students, workers, business leaders, and educators. He announced a new plan to strengthen math and science education to ensure that young Americans are graduating with the skills they need to succeed in college and to compete for the high-demand jobs of the 21st Century.
The President's plan strengthens and modernizes vocational and technical education, expands math and scie... |
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