A IMPROVING EDUCATION

Improving education standards.

COVER Detail of a “wiring diagram” showing long-distance neural connections between major regions of the macaque brain. This visualization provides guidance for connecting multiple computer chips into a brainlike network. This diagram was awarded fi rst place in the illustration category in the 2012 Science/NSF International Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge. The winning entries are...

Improving science education worldwide.

Steven Oppenheimer, Editor of Acta histochemica, was awarded student interested in trying her or his hand at research. I believe if a 2009 U.S. Presidential Award based on the work presented in his Essay on Improving Science Education Worldwide after selection by the National Science Foundation and the White House. The presentation of the award by President Obama was made in the Blue Room of th...

A Quality Education Process: Improving Student Achievement

owever, to acknowledge that educators at all levels could do a better job of using data is only the first step. The articles that make up this newsletter show that there are almost as many ways of using data as there are people with different interests. Each article is rich in examples of how to use data for decisions involving instruction, alignment, school improvement, and policy development....

Improving undergraduate musculoskeletal education: a continuing challenge.

Improving Indigenous health through education.

In 2007, the online publication Crikey (https://www. crikey.com.au) estimated that over 20 such reports had been issued since the above comment was made. While clinicians focus on medical advances to benefit health care, real improvement in Indigenous health will come through attention to factors such as education, gender, power, racism and employment conditions. These daily living factors cons...