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Charles Wang in The New Education

Mar 2, 2015

Teach Yourself Coding: How to Get Started Without a Computer Science Degree

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Charles Wang in The New Education

Mar 2, 2015

Innovating the Classroom: How Technology Can be Used Effectively in Your Child’s School

Charles Wang in The New Education

Jan 15, 2015

What Real Learning is (and How to Do it)

Trying to learn something? There are strategies you can use…

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JillYoungblood in The New Education

Oct 30, 2014

Are Charter Schools Public Schools? An Expert Answers.

By Eric Nadelstern

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JillYoungblood in The New Education

Sep 28, 2014

Getting Into College Is Easier Than You Think

At Noodle, we talk all day about finding the college that’s the right fit for you. Reading the news, you would think that getting into a good college gets more difficult every year. If you’re shooting for an Ivy League school, the admission rates are…

Noodle in The New Education

Apr 9, 2015

How The New York Times Got It Wrong About College Tuition [OPINION]

By Rita Kirshstein, Noodle Expert

Noodle in The New Education

Jan 29, 2015

Talking ‘Bout Lead Generation: Selling Students to the Highest Bidders

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Charles Wang in The New Education

Dec 18, 2014

Why You Should Stuff The (Virtual) Stocking This Season With Video Games

JillYoungblood in The New Education

Oct 3, 2014

5 Things You Need to Know From the Economist Higher Education Forum

JillYoungblood

Mar 10, 2014

The Four Biggest Ideas from SXSWedu

We need to end the teacher witch hunt.

Rob Lippincott, Senior Vice President of Education for PBS, once asked the head of Finland’s public school system the key to his country’s success. The answer? “We trust our teachers.”

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