http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm A weekly look at education issues important to mid-Missouri this week. A weekly look at education issues important to mid-Missouri this week. Education issues in mid-Missouri. en-us 2010 KBIA KBIA News: Exam news@kbia.org http://www.kbia.org/images/kbia_exam.gif http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Tue, 16 Sep 2008 11:50:32 +0000 No At MU's campus an interesting and interdisciplinary group of professors have been working together on one topic - hunger. And, one of the biggest solutions in our country for combating food insecurity in families is the free kids' meal programs. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 26 July 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA At MU's campus an interesting and interdisciplinary group of professors have been working together on one topic - hunger. And, one of the biggest solutions in our country for combating food insecurity in families is the free kids' meal programs. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM072610.mp3 A $20,000 grant from the Missouri Department of Education will pay for police overtime to station officers at the Holts Summit school drop-off zone. Plus, The Missouri State Board of Education has joined 47 other states in an effort to develop common academic standards for the state’s public elementary and high schools. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 19 July 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA A $20,000 grant from the Missouri Department of Education will pay for police overtime to station officers at the Holts Summit school drop-off zone. Plus, The Missouri State Board of Education has joined 47 other states in an effort to develop common academic standards for the state’s public elementary and high schools. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM071910.mp3 The bookmobile - that library tradition on wheels - might be coming to your neighborhood soon. The FLEX, or Foreign Language Exploratory Program, has been cut from the Columbia public school's sixth-grade curriculum for next year. The district is offering a summer language class to fill the gap. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 28 June 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA The bookmobile - that library tradition on wheels - might be coming to your neighborhood soon. The FLEX, or Foreign Language Exploratory Program, has been cut from the Columbia public school's sixth-grade curriculum for next year. The district is offering a summer language class to fill the gap. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM062810.mp3 The state of Missouri's budget has been signed into law, and education takes a big hit. In Columbia, the Board of Education has also passed a budget, and the process went more smoothly than expected. Plus, Boys and Girls Town gets expanded digs; and the Daniel Boone Regional Library announces the One Read book of the year. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 21 June 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA The state of Missouri's budget has been signed into law, and education takes a big hit. In Columbia, the Board of Education has also passed a budget, and the process went more smoothly than expected. Plus, Boys and Girls Town gets expanded digs; and the Daniel Boone Regional Library announces the One Read book of the year. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM062110.mp3 On this week's Exam, a look at medical explorations taking place on the MU campus. And about 1,000 educators are expected to arrive in Columbia for a conference on positive behavior in the classroom. Hosted by KBIA's Janet Saidi. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 7 June 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA On this week's Exam, a look at medical explorations taking place on the MU campus. And about 1,000 educators are expected to arrive in Columbia for a conference on positive behavior in the classroom. Hosted by KBIA's Janet Saidi. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM060710.mp3 At MU's South Farms, cows are intersecting with classrooms. And, heavy textbooks may be a thing of the past as digital texts make a breakthrough. Hosted by KBIA's Janet Saidi. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 24 May 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA At MU's South Farms, cows are intersecting with classrooms. And, heavy textbooks may be a thing of the past as digital texts make a breakthrough. Hosted by KBIA's Janet Saidi. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM052410.mp3 On this week's Exam, we'll hear from the participants in the fourth annual MU Heart of Missouri CASA MU Baseball Clinic for Kids. Also, secret societies induct new members on Tap Day at the University of Missouri. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 10 May 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA On this week's Exam, we'll hear from the participants in the fourth annual MU Heart of Missouri CASA MU Baseball Clinic for Kids. Also, secret societies induct new members on Tap Day at the University of Missouri. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM051010.mp3 On this week's Exam, we'll learn about the "Missing the Point" movement and its relation to philanthropy at the University of Missouri. Also, a Columbia sixth grader prepares to head to National History Day. Then, the Walking School Bus teams up with community organizations to make a difference. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 3 May 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA On this week's Exam, we'll learn about the "Missing the Point" movement and its relation to philanthropy at the University of Missouri. Also, a Columbia sixth grader prepares to head to National History Day. Then, the Walking School Bus teams up with community organizations to make a difference. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM050310.mp3 On this week's Exam, we'll hear from Hickman High School's new principal for the 2010-11 school year. Also, a program at MU helps prepare student-athletes for jobs outside of sports. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 26 Apr 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA On this week's Exam, we'll hear from Hickman High School's new principal for the 2010-11 school year. Also, a program at MU helps prepare student-athletes for jobs outside of sports. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM042610.mp3
On this week's Exam, we take a look at impacts of Columbia's newly passed $120 million school bond issue. Also, the University of Missouri's graduate school has a new dean. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 19 Apr 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA On this week's Exam, we take a look at impacts of Columbia's newly passed $120 million school bond issue. Also, the University of Missouri's graduate school has a new dean. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM041910.mp3 On this week's Exam, we hear from Columbia Public Schools Superintendent Chris Belcher about the recent passage of the district's $120 million bond issue. Also, we take a closer look at the MU Choral Union. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 12 Apr 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA On this week's Exam, we hear from Columbia Public Schools Superintendent Chris Belcher about the recent passage of the district's $120 million bond issue. Also, we take a closer look at the MU Choral Union. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM041210.mp3 On this week's Exam, controversy surrounds state-funded private scholarships to non-public universities in Missouri. Also, find out why community colleges are thriving in Missouri. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 5 Apr 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA On this week's Exam, controversy surrounds state-funded private scholarships to non-public universities in Missouri. Also, find out why community colleges are thriving in Missouri. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM040510.mp3 Columbia School District Superintendent Chris Belcher discusses the $120 million bond issue that's on next week's ballot. The bond issue would construct a new high school, renovate and repair current facilities, get new technology for the district and construct new gyms at existing high schools. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 29 Mar 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA Columbia School District Superintendent Chris Belcher discusses the $120 million bond issue that's on next week's ballot. The bond issue would construct a new high school, renovate and repair current facilities, get new technology for the district and construct new gyms at existing high schools. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM032910.mp3 Mark Maus, who was recently named Rock Bridge High School principal, talks about his new position. Also, U.S. Senator Kit Bond connects Lincoln University to the United States' military. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 22 Mar 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA Mark Maus, who was recently named Rock Bridge High School principal, talks about his new position. Also, U.S. Senator Kit Bond connects Lincoln University to the United States' military. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM032210.mp3 On this week's Exam, we discuss hate crimes and their implications with two University of Missouri law faculty members. Also, Westminster College in Fulton goes smoke-free. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 15 Mar 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA On this week's Exam, we discuss hate crimes and their implications with two University of Missouri law faculty members. Also, Westminster College in Fulton goes smoke-free. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM0315.mp3 Shot books are growing trend among college students that may lead to over drinking. Also, researchers at the University of Missouri develop new strategies for teaching English Language Learners. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 8 Mar 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA Shotbooks are growing trend among college students that may lead to overdrinking. Also, researchers at the University of Missouri develop new strategies for teaching English Language Learners. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM030810.mp3 On this week's Exam, we discuss the stormy forecast for state education funding with Deputy Commissioner of Higher Education Paul Wagner. Also, two state legislators are proposing a bill to put a greater emphasis on fine arts in public schools. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 1 Mar 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA On this week's Exam, we discuss the stormy forecast for state education funding with Deputy Commissioner of Higher Education Paul Wagner. Also, two state legislators are proposing a bill to put a greater emphasis on fine arts in public schools. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM030110.mp3 On this week's Exam, we discuss the Columbia Aeronautics and Space Association program at Hickman High School. Also, Missouri education officials question President Obama's Race to the Top grant program. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 22 Feb 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA On this week's Exam, we discuss the Columbia Aeronautics and Space Association program at Hickman High School. Also, Missouri education officials question President Obama's Race to the Top grant program. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM022210.mp3 On this week's Exam, we will take a look at one Columbia high school hoops star who will be sticking around town for another four years. Also, we will discuss the Columbia school board's next possible cuts, such as elementary school choirs. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 15 Feb 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA On this week's Exam, we will take a look at one Columbia high school hoops star who will be sticking around town for another four years. Also, we will discuss the Columbia school board's next possible cuts, such as elementary school choirs. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM021510.mp3 On this week's Exam, we discuss how technology at Mexico Middle School allows a group of seventh-graders to work on their broadcast journalism skills. Also, preschools in Columbia teach toddlers sign language. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 8 Feb 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA On this week's Exam, we discuss how technology at Mexico Middle School allows a group of seventh-graders to work on their broadcast journalism skills. Also, preschools in Columbia teach toddlers sign language. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM020810.mp3 On this week's Exam, we discuss one way the MU art department raises funds. Also, enrollment numbers at MU's College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources are at an all-time high. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 1 Feb 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM020110.mp3 The Columbia Public School District Braces for what could be a third straight year of budget cuts. We talk to teachers about how this is affecting their classrooms. And one Columbia resident has spent 30 years creating a mural to teach her Sunday school students about the Bible. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 25 Jan 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM012510.mp3 A parent volunteer who brings a special presence to elementary-school children ... and, an MU baseball player is on the road to recovery from a major injury. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 18 Jan 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM011810.mp3 In this week's Exam, we look at Columbia's Adult Learning Center. Teachers there work to help students become better English speakers. We also look at a program designed to help international spouses find friends, support, and resources in Columbia. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 11 Jan 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA In this week's Exam, we look at Columbia's Adult Learning Center. Teachers there work to help students become better English speakers. We also look at a program designed to help international spouses find friends, support, and resources in Columbia. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM011110.mp3 In this week's Exam, administrators at Helias High School in Jefferson City recently amended the school's dress code to ban "deck shoes." Alex Cooks looks at how the school's policy compares to other Jefferson City Schools. And we explore the issue of censorship and school newspapers. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 4 Jan 2010 17:20:00 CST KBIA In this week's Exam, administrators at Helias High School in Jefferson City recently amended the school's dress code to ban "deck shoes." Alex Cooks looks at how the school's policy compares to other Jefferson City Schools. And we explore the issue of censorship and school newspapers. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM010410.mp3 In this week's Exam, KBIA's Brandon Spencer travels to Laddonia, Missouri to look at how the district is using money from the EMINTS program to enhance student learning. EMINTS is a program that puts new technology in the classroom and then offers training to teachers so they can learn how to use the technology. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 28 Dec 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA In this week's Exam, KBIA's Brandon Spencer travels to Laddonia, Missouri to look at how the district is using money from the EMINTS program to enhance student learning. EMINTS is a program that puts new technology in the classroom and then offers training to teachers so they can learn how to use the technology. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM122809.mp3 For students who decide to drop out of high school, getting back in is almost impossible. But, the Ashland Alternative School has opened its doors to twenty high school students to give them a second chance. Also, more than a hundred students recently danced for eight hours straight to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 21 Dec 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA For students who decide to drop out of high school, getting back in is almost impossible. But, the Ashland Alternative School has opened its doors to twenty high school students to give them a second chance. Also, more than a hundred students recently danced for eight hours straight to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM122109.mp3 IUM System President's Gary Forsee hosts a town-hall meeting on the MU campus. Also, the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education closes in on a partnership with one French academy. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 14 Dec 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA UM System President's Gary Forsee hosts a town-hall meeting on the MU campus. Also, the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education closes in on a partnership with one French academy. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM121409.mp3 In this week's Exam, we discuss the use of a learning garden to educate students at Southern Boone County Elementary School about ecology and nutrition. Also, there is a new addition to the dining halls at the University of Missouri, and it comes from the sea. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 07 Dec 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA In this week's Exam, we discuss the use of a learning garden to educate students at Southern Boone County Elementary School about ecology and nutrition. Also, there is a new addition to the dining halls at the University of Missouri, and it comes from the sea. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM120709.mp3 In this week's edition of Exam, we discuss one Mid-Missouri school's utilization of an initiative to help vision-impaired students. Also, Pilot Grove Elementary School encourages its students to read outside the classroom. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 30 Nov 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM113009.mp3 In this week's Exam, what some legislators are doing to change FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid. And, what Governor Jay Nixon's agreement last week not to severely cut colleges' budgets if they would freeze tuition could mean for other parts of the state budget. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 23 Nov 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM112309.mp3 In this week's Exam, we discuss the increase in homeless students in Columbia's public schools and learn the story of one such student. Also, Moberly Area Community College enrollment continues to expand. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA In this week's Exam, we discuss the increase in homeless students in Columbia's public schools and learn the story of one such student. Also, Moberly Area Community College enrollment continues to expand. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM110909.mp3 In this week's Exam, we discuss the use of grant funding to improve technological tools in fifth-grade classrooms in Laddonia. Also, schools in Moberly use the Internet to strengthen parent-teacher relationships. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 02 Nov 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA In this week's Exam, we discuss the use of grant funding to improve technological tools in fifth-grade classrooms in Laddonia. Also, schools in Moberly use the Internet to strengthen parent-teacher relationships. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM110209.mp3 Jefferson City Public Schools administrators receive permission to utilize enforcement dogs as part of the drug search policy in middle and high schools. And, Columbia College's president announces an expansion of the school's science program. Hosted by Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 21 Sep 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM092109.mp3 President Obama's plans to address the nation's students ... a new campus program designed to provide jobs for University of Missouri students ... and, a controversial State Supreme Court ruling. Hosted by KBIA's Steve Weinman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 07 Sep 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM090709.mp3 The No Child Left Behind Act allows parents to move kids out of elementary schools that fail to meet proficiency goals. What impact will Columbia's 150 transfer requests have on the district? Sara Wittmeyer hosts. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 31 Aug 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM083109.mp3 An audio postcard from the first day of school at Mizzou and at Columbia's Lee Elementary ... and, for the first time, MU food science majors can specialize in enology ... winemaking. Justin Rottger hosts. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 24 Aug 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM082409.mp3 How Columbia and Jefferson City schools fared in state MAP assessment tests ... and, a talk with a reporter on "The Beat" of how schools are preparing for H1N1 flu. Sara Wittmeyer hosts. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 17 Aug 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM081709.mp3 How Columbia's schools plan to use federal stimulus money earmarked for technology ... and, a Columbia elementary school gets a federal grant to start a local-food program. Janet Saidi hosts. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 10 Aug 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM081009.mp3 MU professors raise funds for a Chinese grad student's medical bills ... and, a group of Columbia leaders pushes for a nighttime curfew on teens. Janet Saidi hosts. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 3 Aug 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM080309.mp3 Changes to the University of Missouri's pension plan ... and, a profile of the UM System's new treasurer. Sara Wittmeyer hosts. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 27 Jul 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM072709.mp3 Profiles of two new mid-Missouri school superintendents ... North Callaway's Bryan Thomsen, and Jefferson City's Brian Mitchell. Sara Wittmeyer hosts. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 20 Jul 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM072009.mp3 How the elimination of the D.A.R.E. drug program affects school resource officers ... Governor Nixon appoints two University of Missouri curators ... and, should day care providers be responsible for giving kids sunscreen in the summer months? Sara Wittmeyer hosts. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 13 Jul 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM071309.mp3 Columbia Public School Interim Superintendent Jim Ritter is proposing to raise salaries by 1% for many district employees, despite the fact the district is expected to face a multi-million dollar shortfall next year. KBIA's Sean Powers sat down with Missourian reporter Kim Tran to get the specifics on the proposal. Also, a look at Parents as Teachers, a program where parent educators visit families at home. They work to prepare children for school, beginning at birth and sometimes even before. Finally, conflicting views on the new "requirement" at MU's Journalism School, to have incoming freshmen purchase an iPhone or iTouch. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 11 May 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM051109.mp3 This week, student filmmakers express themselves at the second annual Silverscreen Film Festival. And, the increasing problem of school bullying has one Missouri legislator wanting to make explicit anti-bullying policies in public schools. Hosted by Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 4 May 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM050409.mp3 Today, Exam looks at how the historic town of Arrow Rock celebrates Home School Day and how students are substituting the traditional Map tests for End of Course Assessment Exams. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM042709.mp3 Today we look at new technologies as an MU student, who had her identity stolen, has state lawmakers looking to tighten security on computer hackers. And, we talk with MU associate professor and researcher, Dr. Joel Epstein, who is researching and developing a video game to teach children what happens to their bodies during drug use. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 20 Apr 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM042009.mp3 Today we take a look at how a new bill passed by the Missouri House of Representatives puts a cap on the amount of fat and sugar in foods sold in public schools. We also talk with MU economics professor Michael Podgursky about his research regarding teacher pay and teacher quality. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 13 Apr 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM0413.mp3 This week in exam, the various different school board races are previewed. We start in Moberly, move to Jefferson City and have a quick preview from other districts around Mid-Missouri. Hosted by Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 6 Apr 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM040609.mp3 Today, Exam pays it forward as we take a look at how the community of Renick is helping its public school pay for new playground equipment. We also look at how one MU sorority is trying to help the community by promoting ethical behavior. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 30 Mar 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM033009.mp3 Chris Belcher from Kearney Missouri has been selected to lead the Columbia Public School District. We talk to Belcher about his plans for his new position. Also officials gather to discuss the state of early childhood education policy and research. And researcher from the University of Missouri Food and Agricultural Policy and Research Institute go to Washington D.C. to present agricultural research to Congress. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 23 Mar 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM032309.mp3 Today we expand our comfort zone and take a look at the new changes schools are making, such as healthier lifestyles for students and even a new study abroad program for MU students to experience the troubles in Rwanda first hand. We also take a look at a new bill passed by the Missouri House of Representatives that would give schools the option to reduce the number of days in a school week from five to four. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 9 Mar 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM030909.mp3 Two long-running educational programs have been cut from next year's budget in Jefferson City. KBIA's Elle Moxley reports on how some of the program's alumni are responding. Also this week, Stephens College residential life will be changing next fall, due to the current economic times. KBIA's Laura Xiao explains. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 16 Mar 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM031609.mp3 Today we explore issues about diversity. Diversity plays an important role in school, especially in college as many students come from vastly different backgrounds. To make universities more accepting, almost all universities have a policy that keeps university employees from discriminating based on race, sex or creed. Now student groups at the University of Missouri are talking about adding gender identity to the UM system's own non-discrimination policy. And five internationally diverse panelists teamed up at MU recently to discuss the power of storytelling and the impact that narration has in the process of healing those traumatized by war and other disasters. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 2 Mar 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM030209.mp3 Chris Belcher from Kearney Missouri has been selected to lead the Columbia Public School District. We talk to Belcher about his plans for his new position. Also officials gather to discuss the state of early childhood education policy and research. And researcher from the University of Missouri Food and Agricultural Policy and Research Institute go to Washington D.C. to present agricultural research to Congress. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 23 Feb 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM022309.mp3 The Columbia Public School District is continuing its search for a new leader. Last week, the board narrowed the list of possible superintendent candidates to two finalists: Skip Deming and Chris Belcher. Belcher is a superintendent from Kearney, Missouri. Skip Deming is a retired superintendent who has previously worked at Columbia Schools but now lives in Arizona. We profile each candidate in this week's Exam. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 16 Feb 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM021609.mp3 We take a look into the future of education and how the decisions schools and students face today could change what they face tomorrow. Specifically, Gary Forsee talks about his first year as the President of the University of Missouri system and what he thinks the future holds for higher education. We also look at an after school program that aims at lowering the rate of juvenile crime in Columbia. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 09 Feb 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM020909.mp3 We take a closer look at a program that brings together American and Taiwanese high school students and we look at the five remaining candidates seeking places on the Columbia school board and their different backgrounds. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 02 Feb 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM020209.mp3 There are nine candidates running for Columbia Public Schools Board of Education. In this two part series, KBIA's Justin Rottger sits down with four of the candidates. Also we talk to The Missourians' faculty editor for education Liz Brixey about the role of a school board member. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 26 Jan 2009 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM0126.mp3 As the U.S. economy sinks deeper into a recession, we take a look at how schools and universities are feeling the constraints of tightening budgets. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 15 Dec 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM121508.mp3 A new bill being implemented this school year puts a cap on how much tuition can rise each year. KBIA's Steve Weinman reports about the tuition restraints and how higher-learning schools plan to deal with it. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 8 Dec 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM120808.mp3 For some teachers, retirement is a long-term goal and a destination to lazy days and reminiscing. To Patricia Powell of Rocheport, retirement presented a new way of life. KBIA's Steve Sliker spent the day with Powell as she accepted her award for the "most distinguished retiree." And KBIA's Celeste Miller reports on how students from a Jefferson City elementary school are walking across Missouri to promote healthy living. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 1 Dec 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM120108.mp3 The University of Missouri recently received a C- grade from The Sustainable Endowments Institute for its eco-friendly policies. And students learn the language and the culture at Columbia's Chinese Language School. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 24 Nov 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM112408.mp3 Retirement benefits for thousands of Missouri public school employees are in question after a recent IRS ruling changed the eligibility requirements for the Missouri Public School retirement system. KBIA's Christine Fillmore reports. And, The University of Missouri is experiencing an increase in freshman applicants for fall 2009. KBIA's Paige Hansen found out why this is happening and why this is a good problem to have. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM111708.mp3 Education majors at the University of Missouri are having trouble learning to teach new math programs that are different from traditional methods. KBIA's Susie Steimle reports. And, KBIA's Ken Boehlke reports on the process the naming committee went through to select a name for Columbia's new elementary school. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 10 Nov 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM111008.mp3 A video of a physical altercation at Hickman High School hit the popular Internet site YouTube in October. The 70-second clip left the City of Columbia with a swell of opinions about who was in the right and who was in the wrong. KBIA's Kevin Lewis reports. And, the Columbia School District is just one of several districts that are closed on Election Day. KBIA's Tim Kanak reports. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 3 Nov 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM110308.mp3 With the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority's financial woes increasing from the credit market crisis, finding a way to make colleges more affordable is one of the major issues facing Missouri's gubernatorial candidates. Rebecca Layne has more from Jefferson City. And KBIA's Alex Swoyer profiles the Hickman High School football team's offensive guard Even Conrad. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 27 Oct 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM102708.mp3 In Fulton, school enrollment has been decreasing over the past decade and now the district's budget is also decreasing. KBIA's Meghan Freeman reports. The number of students receiving a free lunch or a lunch at a reduced price at Columbia public schools reached a record high in 2008. KBIA's Robby reports. Also, an after-school program with humble roots in Mexico, Missouri, received a financial boost in October. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 20 Oct 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM102008.mp3 MU has a tool that will help students recognize when they are plagiarizing before they turn in their assignments. Also, some colleges are exploring Facebook to learn more about potential students before admitting them. And, KBIA's Tim Kanak reports on why the Sustainable Endowments Institute gave MU a C minus on its annual college sustainability report card, and how the college is trying to improve that score. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 13 Oct 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM101308.mp3 In this week's Exam, we cover several aspects in the life of today's student, including walking to school and how parents in the Boonville Public School District have more access to their children's grades instead of just a periodical report card. Also, the Columbia Public School districts are housing everything from salt to ether in storage. But what happens to those chemicals over the years? KBIA's Matt Jeffries reports on a new program the Department of Natural Resources is offering to Missouri schools. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 6 Oct 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM100608.mp3 We take a field trip on the Exam school bus to explore issues outside of the classroom and to visit different student extracurricular activities from dealing with peer pressure to the tradition of Friday night football. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 29 Sep 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM092908.mp3 We look at how different schools are dealing with change, such as MU's School of Health Professions needing to change the size of their classroom facilities. Also, Columbia's Grant Elementary School has a new classroom this school year after a fire destroyed one of its outdoor classrooms. And another elementary school is trying to bring peace to the world by using pinwheels. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 22 Sep 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM092208.mp3 The nutritional value of school lunches has some students concerned. The Reynolds Journalism Institute dedication ceremony features prominent figures discussing the future of journalism. Some Central Missouri schools go to extra lengths to ensure campuses are prepared in the event of a shooting. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 15 Sep 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM091508.mp3 A growing number of students spend time in a classroom where they can't even understand what their teacher is saying. A program this summer helped prepare some native Spanish speaking school children for the year ahead. Hosted by KBIA's Martin Winkler. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 8 Sep 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM090808.mp3 An update on changes this year in the Columbia Public Schools District and how college freshmen are making the transition to life away from home. Hosted by KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 25 Aug 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM082508.mp3 Access Missouri is expanded ... and, "Class Dismissed." Hosted by KBIA's Catherine Wolf. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 12 May 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM051208.mp3 How foreign language can help a child's brain develop ... and, the limits of memory. Hosted by KBIA's Catherine Wolf. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 5 May 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM050508.mp3 The Columbia School District's budget, and "Class Dismissed." Hosted by KBIA's Catherine Wolf. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 28 Apr 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM042808.mp3 How personality may affect success in online classes, and a Q and A with "Teacher of the Year" nominee from MU. Hosted by KBIA's Catherine Wolf. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM042108.mp3 Challenges for a new elementary school in Columbia, and debate over the most effective methods for teaching reading and writing. Hosted by KBIA's Catherine Wolf. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 14 Apr 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM041408.mp3 The full interview with Columbia School District Superintendent Phyllis Chase. Accompanies "Exam" from 04/07/08. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 07 Apr 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/Chase_Web.mp3 Checking in with Columbia School District Superintendent Phyllis Chase. Hosted by KBIA's Catherine Wolf. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 07 Apr 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM040708.mp3 Professionals becoming teachers, banning cell phones, and "Class Dismissed." Hosted by KBIA's Catherine Wolf. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM03108.mp3 Traffic at Grant Elementary. Hosted by KBIA's Catherine Wolf. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 24 Mar 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM032408.mp3 Cyber bullying, and the Battle of the Books. Hosted by KBIA's Catherine Wolf. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 17 Mar 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM031708.mp3 Behind-the-scenes at Les Bourgeois. By KBIA's Sara Wittmeyer. Web extra compliments KBIA's "Exam" from 03/10/08. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 10 Mar 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/winextra31008.mp3 Wine-making, and Mizzou's new viticulture degree. Hosted by KBIA's Catherine Wolf. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 10 Mar 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM031008.mp3 Reducing the public school system's budget in Columbia, building libraries in Africa, and "Class Dismissed." Hosted by KBIA's Catherine Wolf. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 03 Mar 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EXAM030308.mp3 Two Education Related Bills in the Missouri General Assembly. Hosted by KBIA's Catherine Wolf. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 25 Feb 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EDU022508.mp3 Addressing bomb threats in schools, astronaut simulation at Hickman High, and UM System President Gary Forsee's first day on the job. Hosted by KBIA's Catherine Wolf. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 18 Feb 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EDU021808.mp3 The "For All We Call Mizzou" campaign, and "Class Dismissed." Hosted by KBIA's Catherine Wolf. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 11 Feb 2008 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EDU021108.mp3 The Columbia Public School District takes a vote...a possible principal shortage in the Columbia Public School District...and, Parents as Teachers. Hosted by KBIA's Kryssy Pease. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 10 Dec 2007 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED121007.mp3 Dropping the "- Columbia," a Rock Bridge Rhodes Scholar, and bringing the male role model back into school. Hosted by KBIA's Kryssy Pease. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 03 Dec 2007 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED120307.mp3 Teens working to end racism and violence ...and efforts to prevent staph infections in Mid-Missouri schools. Hosted by KBIA's Kryssy Pease. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 26 Nov 2007 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED112607.mp3 Curbing college students' illegal music file sharing. Hosted by KBIA's Andrea Chalfin. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 19 Nov 2007 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED111907.mp3 Making MU more "veteran friendly." Hosted by KBIA's Kryssy Pease. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 12 Nov 2007 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED111207.mp3 Resuming classes after the loss of a professor...and, women in physics. Hosted by KBIA's Kryssy Pease. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 05 Nov 2007 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED110507.mp3 Remembering Dr. Julius Thompson...and enrolling African American students in medical school. Hosted by KBIA's Kryssy Pease. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 29 Oct 2007 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED102907.mp3 A variety of issues in education. Hosted by Kryssy Pease. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 22 Oct 2007 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED102207.mp3 Locations for Columbia's third high school, fire safety for kids, and facial jewelry. Hosted by Kryssy Pease. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 15 Oct 2007 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED101507.mp3 Educational priorities in the legislature... teacher pay raises... and teaching non-English speaking students. Hosted by Kryssy Pease. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 08 Oct 2007 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:08:00 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED100807.mp3 Columbia's new learning community...campus gambling...and Boonville Alum returns. Hosted by Kryssy Pease. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 01 Oct 2007 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED100107.mp3 The debate about stem cell research on campus, and performance based pay for teachers. Hosted by KBIA's Kryssy Pease. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 24 Sep 2007 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EDWEEK0924.mp3 The Missouri Assessment Program, and Science Saturdays. Hosted by KBIA's Andrea Chalfin. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 17 Sep 2007 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED091707.mp3 The National Math Panel and Communication with College Students. Hosted by KBIA's Janet Saidi. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 10 Sep 2007 17:20:00 CST KBIA Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EDWEEK0910.mp3 Education Week is on hiatus for the summer. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 14 May 2007 17:20:00 CST Sarah Ashworth Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED514.mp3 College, graduation, and being an alum. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 7 May 2007 17:20:00 CST Erika Thomas Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED507.mp3 It's all about elementary school kids---music and Adventure Club. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 30 Apr 2007 17:20:00 CST Sarah Ashworth Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED430.mp3 A new program that connects students with nature...and a transgendered professor at MU. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 23 Apr 2007 17:20:00 CST Sarah Ashworth Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED_ED0423.mp3 Hazel Kinder's Lighthouse...and a door-to-door campaign for the Missouri Theatre Center for the Arts. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 16 Apr 2007 17:20:00 CST Sarah Ashworth Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED416.mp3 The Columbia School District gets ready to sell 60-million-dollars of bonds ... and how local schools are trying to stop bullying. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 9 Apr 2007 17:20:00 CST Sarah Ashworth Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED409.mp3 Columbia voters will say yes or no to a school bond issue...and one MU professor moves here from South Africa, just to teach. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 2 Apr 2007 17:20:00 CST Sarah Ashworth Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED402.mp3 School board elections are two weeks away...and a walking school bus. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 26 Mar 2007 17:20:00 CST Sarah Ashworth Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED326.mp3 MU's presidential search ... and Stephens College recruitment efforts. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 19 Mar 2007 17:20:00 CST Sarah Ashworth Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED319.mp3 The expansion of college disability services ... a College of Education forum discusses school violence and bullying ... and historian David McCullough returns to the birth-state of a well-known subject, Harry Truman. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 12 Mar 2007 17:20:00 CST Sarah Ashworth Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED312.mp3 An MU Professor helps at-risk students succeed, and the city of Columbia's visioning process zeroes in on education. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 26 Feb 2007 17:20:00 CST Sarah Ashworth Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/EDWEEK226.mp3 Snow days mean days off for kids, but more work for adults ... and, kids read aloud to some very non-judgmental listeners. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 19 Feb 2007 17:20:00 CST Sarah Ashworth Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED219.mp3 Listen to Governor Matt Blunt read from The Giving Tree ... hear from Columbia Schools Superintendent Phyllis Chase ... and learn about plans for a new Catholic high school. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 12 Feb 2007 17:20:00 CST Sarah Ashworth Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED212.mp3 We've all heard of fire drills and tornado drills, but now schools have begun doing intruder drills ... also, a look at a documentary done by Rock Bridge High School students about their art projects. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 5 Feb 2007 17:20:00 CST Sarah Ashworth Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED205.mp3 A story about differences in math curricula across the nation and an overview of the controversial Spellings Commission Report, which outlines the future of higher education in the United States. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 4 Dec 2006 17:21:32 CST Mike Taylor Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED1204.mp3 A story about the Teach for America program ... and an MU technology guru answers questions about the relevance and importance of university e-mail. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 20 Nov 2006 17:21:32 CST Mike Taylor Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED1120.mp3 A story about another Missouri college looking into a name change ... and a program that partners MU students with Columbia elementary students. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 23 Oct 2006 17:21:32 CST Mike Taylor Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED1023.mp3 A story about a college professor who encourages his students to find and develop their passions ... through research. ... And how MU researchers are helping the Missouri wine industry. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 16 Oct 2006 17:21:32 CST Mike Taylor Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED1016.mp3 A story about mobile classrooms in the Columbia Public School District ... and an experiment at Field Elementary that has boys and girls in different classrooms. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 9 Oct 2006 17:21:32 CST Mike Taylor Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED1009.mp3 A new way for parents to save money for their children's college education ... and a story about a grant from the U.S. Department of Education to help preschool students from rural areas of Boone County. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 2 Oct 2006 17:21:32 CST Mike Taylor Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ED1002.mp3 A story about the growing number of college students enrolling at universities across Missouri ... plus, the opening of a new Christian school in Jefferson City. That, and a look at how Missouri school districts are fighting teen drug use. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 25 Sep 2006 17:21:32 CST Mike Taylor Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ed925.mp3 A story about the creation of a new Homeland Security Minor at the University of Missouri ... plus, how college students cope with stress. And a new twist on the old-fashioned potluck supper. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 18 Sep 2006 17:21:32 CST Mike Taylor Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ed918.mp3 A story about Latino immigrants becomes required reading for MU freshmen. Plus, non-native English speakers are getting an education in Columbia Public Schools. All that, and what all exactly goes behind getting a good graduation speaker. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 8 May 2006 17:21:32 CST Kyle Palmer Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ed508.mp3 One category you don't want to be at the top of: a report finds a Missouri college has one of the worst racial climates in the country. Plus, in the wake of last month's special math and science summit in Jefferson City, local science educators go online to get in touch. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 1 May 2006 17:21:32 CST Kyle Palmer Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ed501.mp3 Lawmakers in Jefferson City propose increased spending on higher education, but at the same time, they struggle to come to a compromise on how to use the MOHELA money. Plus, struggling to make ends meet as a teacher in a rural school district: why some North Callaway teachers are taking second jobs. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 24 Apr 2006 15:21:32 CST Kyle Palmer Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ed424.mp3 The new frontier in high school vocational classes, and Columbia is on the cutting edge. Plus, a statewide conference this week will address the suddenly-timely topic of how this country educates the children of Latino immigrants. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 17 Apr 2006 16:51:32 CST Kyle Palmer Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ed417.mp3 School children across Missouri are taking the MAP test this week, and while that puts pressure on all schools there are some schools facing more pressure than others. Plus, speaking of the MAP test, in two years time kids may not be taking it. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 10 Apr 2006 12:31:32 CST Kyle Palmer Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ed410.mp3 On the eve of local elections, KBIA takes a final rundown of school board races and ballot measures that could affect the future of several mid-Missouri school districts. Also, Jefferson City Public Schools may have found a solution to a high dropout rate. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 3 Apr 2006 17:31:32 CST Kyle Palmer Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ed403.mp3 There's more to a college Spring Break than beaches and bars. How some mid-Missouri students spent an "alternative" Spring Break along the hurricane-ravaged Gulf Coast. Plus, members of a Jefferson City church take a leap of faith and start their own school. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 27 Mar 2006 10:11:32 CST Kyle Palmer Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ed327.mp3 The old parenting wisdom says if you want to give your children a love of books, you should read to them every day. But a new MU study shows some kids may just be born with it. Plus, African-Americans in this country are still struggling to get to college. Local efforts are now underway to boost the numbers. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 20 Mar 2006 16:23:32 CST Kyle Palmer Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ed320.mp3 A new proposal in Jefferson City has some people wondering about the future of higher education spending in this state. A national report shows all states will face tough funding decisions in the near future. Plus, Missouri teachers take their agenda to the state capitol. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Tue, 14 Mar 2006 16:23:32 CST Kyle Palmer Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ed314.mp3 It's President's Day, but KBIA doesn't have the day off. In this edition of Education Week, we look over recent efforts to teach Arabic in mid-Missouri. Also, the ultimate smoking ban in Jefferson City. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 20 Feb 2006 16:23:32 CST Kyle Palmer Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ed220.mp3 With growing concern over the state of math and science education in the US, KBIA talks with a foreign exchange student from India about her different experiences in her homeland and the US. Also, Missouri falls short when it comes to AP testing. http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 13 Feb 2006 16:23:32 CST Kyle Palmer Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ed213.mp3 A look at student reaction to recent proposals to sell the state-run student loan agency MOHELA. Also, a look at increasing teacher salaries. Just how important is money for a first-year teacher? http://www.kbia.org/news/education.htm Mon, 6 Feb 2006 16:23:32 CST Kyle Palmer Education Week journalism, media 00:07:30 http://real.jour.missouri.edu/content/kbia/ed206.mp3