PBS高端访谈:学生们的两年大学时光在布鲁克林高中度过
GWEN IFILL: Our second education story is about a Brooklyn high school that has not yet graduated its first class, but its being closely watched for its approach to providing lower-income students with college tuition and the special skills to get a
PBS高端访谈:联合国倡议解决世界教育机会不平等问题
JUDY WOODRUFF: Next, a pair of education stories, one about too few children around the world going to school, the other on a promising pilot high school in the U.S. Lets start with a major global problem, especially pronounced in developing countrie
PBS高端访谈:面临两党角逐,俄克拉荷马州重新考虑制定教育标准
JUDY WOODRUFF: This month, Oklahoma became the latest state to take a big step toward repealing the Common Core education standards. The Oklahoma State Senate passed a bill just last week to do so, this as more than a dozen other states are consideri
PBS高端访谈:什么推动了美国高校的毕业率?
JUDY WOODRUFF: Some good news to report today from the world of public education: For the first time in recent years, American high schools have cracked a milestone on graduation rates, reaching 80 percent. Jeffrey Brown has the story, as part of our
PBS高端访谈:让孩子幸福是否是父母的首要目标?
GWEN IFILL: Now we turn to our new series on the joys and challenges of Parenting Now. Mothers, fathers and other caregivers have long tried to successfully navigate this tricky terrain, full of age-old dilemmas, as well as new questions. As parents'
PBS高端访谈:成为一个女孩儿意味着什么?父母又该如何帮助她们为自己做好打算
GWEN IFILL: Now we return to our weeklong series on the challenges of bringing up baby. We call it Parenting Now. Tonight, we look at how we raise girls in what has become a princess culture. CHILD: I found it. Mommy, I found it. GWEN IFILL: For pare
PBS高端访谈:利用男孩儿的长处和热情来提升学术的成就
GWEN IFILL: Next, we turn to the latest in our series Parenting Now. Last night, we focused on concerns about raising girls and the ways our culture shapes their identity. Tonight, we turn to questions about that challenge of raising boys. In the cla
PBS高端访谈:沉重的照顾孩子的费用已经成为当代父母一大无法摆脱的烦恼
GWEN IFILL: The cost and affordability of good child care is the focus of the next installment in our series Parenting Now. It's a major concern for families throughout the country. And in different ways, it cuts across lines of class and income. The
PBS高端访谈:临时的活动板房教室得到了可持续的改造
KATIE CAMPBELL: When you think of a school, you might imagine something that looks like this. But many students actually spend a lot of time in buildings that look like this, this, and this. STUDENT: Portables are definitely a problem. I have been in
PBS高端访谈:对着婴儿大声朗读有助于他们的脑部发育
JUDY WOODRUFF: Finally, a new call to parents and others today about the need for routine reading to the youngest of children, and its potential effect on literacy, language and well-being. Jeff is back with that. WOMAN: Where's the duck? JEFFREY BRO
PBS高端访谈:加州学生可以公开挑战教师终身制
MEGAN THOMPSON: Sisters Beatriz and Elizabeth Vergara attend public high school in a low-income, mostly Hispanic section of northern Los Angeles. The girls are aiming for college, and would be the first in the family with higher degrees. But the Verg
PBS高端访谈:新生将会通过贷款来削减债务
HARI SREENIVASAN, PBS ANCHOR: Student debt is something millions of Americans live with for years even decades after they graduate college. Now, two of the nation's largest private student lenders are rolling out options that will allow borrowers to
PBS高端访谈:随着更多的孩子家境贫寒,教育系统面临将会更大的挑战
HARI SREENIVASAN: A newly released report by the Southern Education Foundation says a majority of all public school students across the United States come from low-income families. Experts say that could have important implications for the nation. Fo
PBS高端访谈:当一种语言消失时,这个世界会失去什么?
JUDY WOODRUFF: And finally tonight: to languages around the world at risk of being lost. That's the subject of a new documentary premiering on some PBS stations this week and now streaming online. Jeffrey Brown has our look. NARRATOR: You are listeni
PBS高端访谈:代码开发院校成为找到好工作的最快渠道
GWEN IFILL: Now: becoming a professional computer programmer in just weeks. Economics correspondent Paul Solman has the story. It's part of our ongoing reporting Making Sense, which airs every Thursday on the NewsHour. PAUL SOLMAN: What's making this
