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Spanning the Achievement Gap
Fall 2006, Ideas in Action, by Kurt Brobeck
Two Vanderbilt faculty members have created the Vanderbilt University Achievement Gap Project to ameliorate the academic problems of minority students in the nation's K-12 schools.
Revisiting Scopes
Fall 2006, Frye Gaillard, Peabody Reflector
The controversies inherent in the "Monkey Trial" of 1925 still affect the teaching of biological sciences today.
Educational Software Firm Founded at Vanderbilt Sold
Fall 2006, Ideas in Action
An education assessment company founded at Peabody has been purchased by a major producer of digital video-based learning products.
The Right Combination
Fall 2006, Kurt Brobeck, Ideas in Action
Special education professor Carolyn Hughes is piloting a mentoring program in local high-poverty high schools to prevent students from dropping out.
National Center on Performance Incentives Q&A with James Guthrie
Fall 2006, Ideas in Action
Q&A with James Guthrie, executive director of the new center.
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