SCHOOLS & EDUCATION
March 31, 2005

BISP scores at debating global policy
Rigorous training aids students in tough competition

Boarding school sets new standard
Private education excellence based on British model

Master's program for the new society
New AAC degree boosts education and employability

Students find boon in African center
More than just an academic addition, say global players

Showing off best in student art

SCHOOLS & EDUCATION
January 27 - 28, 2005

Defining a true international school
ISP cites diversity, curriculum, culture and accreditation

Roma Web site reaches out to schools
Success stories can inspire, educate young learners

U.S. university opens Prague branch
UNVA focuses on business, standards for mix of students

Learning real-world business abroad
In Hungary, China, MBAs are enriched through travel

Arabist sees failures and hope in Iraq
Path to democracy must arise from the people, scholar says

UNYP seeks scholarship funds
School turns to private sector for financial support

SCHOOLS & EDUCATION
October 21 - 28, 2004

ISP outreach spreads new methods
Helping Czech schools through grants, guidance

UNYQUE boost for student paper
Prague Post will help distribute UNYP newspaper

Setting language school standards
Association fills gap with quality requirements

Bringing a Bear to the classroom
Traveling troupe makes English fun and entertaining

Study abroad: Making the most of it
Erasmus program adds adventure, travel to studies

Specialized scholarships provide further resources
University of Wisconsin seeks a European scholar

SCHOOLS & EDUCATION
August 26 - September 1, 2004


Bridging the gap in higher education
Prague College offers real-world degrees and profs

Debate club sharpens rhetorical skills
Nad Aleji team prepping for world trials in winter

The English College fosters initiative
Challenging and strengthening in the British style

Meeting special needs the caring way
New Montessori school features specialized help

Tuition debate hangs up on politics
Most students willing to pay for better universities

A storied tradition of art education
At Praga Prima, beginners learn from the experts

Sssh: summer film school a rising star
Just don't call Uherske Hradiste a great film festival

Scholarships build diversity, openness
Both students and schools benefit from financial aid

SCHOOLS & EDUCATION
June 10 - 17, 2004


Training the new wave of reporters
Euro Journalism conference aims to inspire some aspiring reporters

The tailored approach to instruction
Business education adapts to meet changing needs

City and Guilds takes on Cambridge
Firm offers new English exam options, flexibility

A different kind of day care center
IMS extends Montessori ethic to childminding

A breath of fresh air at summer camp
Options continue to diversify for kids and parents

SCHOOLS & EDUCATION
April 1 - 8, 2004


The pressure's on for moot court team
Charles University's law school team tests its mettle in Washington, D.C.

Never too young if language is fun
Encouragement is key for preschool language learning

Students catch rides to gauge moods
German university project will sample EU perceptions

Fostering civic education among ruins
Prague educator and journalist takes ideas to Iraq

Deep discounts boost interest in UK
Prague student goes to Cambridge with trusty mount

Prague hosts major academic conference
European scholars take a hard look at American studies

SCHOOLS & EDUCATION
January 29 - February 5, 2004


Teachers train for classroom diversity
As the country prepares for accession, multicultural issues move to the fore

Language lessons promote tolerance
New immigrants in classrooms foster new opportunities

This library earns its stars and stripes
Information center taps first-rate U.S. data and resources

Up for the count
When it comes to competition, these students are ready

Learning in the virtual classroom
Language schools are taking their lessons high-tech

SCHOOLS & EDUCATION
October 30 - November 5, 2003


Libraries go online and upscale
User numbers are increasing but still lag behind West

Lessons in real life
School works to introduce concept of public-interest law to future lawyers

Praise for a maligned program
Teachers, students applaud Internet for Schools

Teacher and student beware
Finding a quality TEFL course takes some homework

Field trip to Siberia is a blast
First Czech group visits site of bizarre 1908 explosion

SCHOOLS & EDUCATION
August 28 - September 3, 2003


What I really want to do is direct
New course gives would-be auteurs a camera and a shot

From backwater to center of learning
Mayor plans academic, economic boom for town

Four countries, one curriculum
First Visegrad school enters its second year

Clearing the dirt from the past
Jewish students trace their Torah's roots to Kolin

Seminar brings back memories
Students learn how to remember, even as they age