Education Archive
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Higher Education In Atlanta: Intellectual CapitalAtlanta's colleges and universities bring unprecedented brainpower and economic muscle. They create wealth and jobs, promote diversity and enhance the city's international credentials - and they are influencing the way the region grows. |
December 2006 |
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Testing, TestingPrivate schools take justifiable pride in their students' SAT scores — it's something they work at. Most say it's not just a matter of successful test-taking strategies, but the whole academic experience that makes the difference. |
October 2006 |
Unhealthy StateAtlanta is the public health capital of the world, home to the CDC and a long list of agencies and institutions that focus on health care. So why are 42 other states healthier than Georgia - and why do officials think things can improve? Plus, Public Health Classroom. |
June 2006 | |
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High-Tech Aptitude, Basic SkillsEducating Georgia's new manufacturing workforce means teaching technical skills largely unknown five years ago, offering remedial math and English courses and working to instill good old-fashioned workplace values. |
April 2006 |
School PicturesA look at six Georgia public schools in four cities - three are near the top in rankings; three are near the bottom. But the numbers don't always tell the whole story. |
December 2005 | |
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Atlanta - College Town, USASure, the city has corporate headquarters, dynamic growth and a thriving economy. But it also has one of the largest concentrations of colleges and universities in the country. It's time to celebrate the brainpower and highlight the economic clout. |
December 2004 |
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Building A New Emory ImageThe president of Georgia's richest private university is an engineer with a mandate to renovate, remake and redirect the school toward national prominence -- and raise more money in the process. |
December 2003 |
