PBS高端访谈:大规模龙卷风袭击俄克拉荷马城郊区
JEFFREY BROWN:Disaster struck the Oklahoma City area this afternoon for the second time in two days. An enormous tornado blasted whole neighborhoods in the suburb of Moore and left little but shredded wreckage in its wake. There was no immediate word
PBS高端访谈:总统大力阻止学生贷款利率翻番
JEFFREY BROWN:And we turn to a July 1stdeadline for interest rates on student loans and the economic consequences of growing student debt. PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA:Now is not the time for us to turn back on young people. JEFFREY BROWN:Flanked by studen
PBS高端访谈:飓风袭击俄克拉荷马城
JEFFREY BROWN:Disaster struck the Oklahoma City area this afternoon for the second time in two days. An enormous tornado blasted whole neighborhoods in the suburb of Moore and left little but shredded wreckage in its wake. There was no immediate word
PBS高端访谈:研究发现新老师指导学生准备不足
JEFFREY BROWN:Next: the training of teachers and a new report that concludes too much of that preparation is not adequate. The study was conducted by the National Council on Teacher Quality, an independent research and advocacy group. The report look
PBS高端访谈:学生贷款利率加倍 该如何偿还学费债务
GWEN IFILL:Beginning today, the interest rates on federally subsidized Stafford loans is doubling from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent. For the lower-to-moderate income students who borrow that money, the hike could cost them from $1,000 to as much as $4,
PBS高端访谈:非盈利机构指导教师上任抵制离职危机
JUDY WOODRUFF: Now a coming crisis in the classroom, as more teachers exit the profession. A nonprofit organization is combating the high turnover rates by mentoring new teachers. Our story comes from Ash-har Quraishi of WTTW Chicago. ABBY MILLER, Su
PBS高端访谈:企业家为印度的土著孩子提供上学的机会
GWEN IFILL: Next: bringing opportunity to a vast hidden population of aboriginal children in India. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro visited one school that is trying to break the cycle of poverty on a massive scale. His report was produced i
PBS高端访谈:学生贷款利率双倍增长
GWEN IFILL: Beginning today, the interest rates on federally subsidized Stafford loans is doubling from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent. For the lower-to-moderate income students who borrow that money, the hike could cost them from $1,000 to as much as $4
PBS高端访谈:芝加哥学生的移民、贫困、种族问题
JUDY WOODRUFF: Next: to the story of a Chicago theater where the scripts come from the real lives of the young performers. Jeffrey Brown has the story. ACTRESS: I did it. I did it. I did it. I ran away. JEFFREY BROWN: In a new play called Home/Land,
PBS高端访谈:公立学校的核心问题是什么
JEFFREY BROWN: A major experiment is under way in American public education, one that could change what and how schools teach. The NewsHours special correspondent for education, John Merrow, has the first of a two-part report on a new set of standard
PBS高端访谈:前辈久据岗位,后生无力上手
GWEN IFILL: The summer has long been a time of the year when many teens can find temporary work. But those traditions have been upended of late, as NewsHour economics correspondent Paul Solman reports in the second of two stories on this portion of t
美国的领养进入网络时代
GWEN IFILL: Now adoption in America in the age of the Web. A new series of investigative reports published this week is raising serious questions about how some adoptive parents who seek help online are encountering unintended consequences. Jeffrey B
诗歌项目有助于痴呆病人的记忆长度
JUDY WOODRUFF: Finally tonight, the first in a new series we will be bring you over the coming months. We're calling this project Where Poetry Lives. Jeffrey Brown tells us about it. JEFFREY BROWN: We have a special guide traveling with us, poet laur
寻找在世界各地学校的课程教育
JUDY WOODRUFF: Finally tonight: what works in the classroom, and what the U.S. can try doing differently. It's part of our continuing look at ideas being discussed and debated in the world of education.Jeffrey Brown has our conversation. JEFFREY BROW
父母研究如何提高孩子的大学的前景
GWEN IFILL: Now: how some Los Angeles schools are trying to improve students' college prospects by focusing directly on their parents. One organization is committing substantial resources to teaching parents how to make higher education an important
