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[https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/did-a-norwegian-law-inadvertently-cut-innovation-in-universities by Making Sen$e Editor 6/6/16 PBS NEWS] | [https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/did-a-norwegian-law-inadvertently-cut-innovation-in-universities by Making Sen$e Editor 6/6/16 PBS NEWS] | ||
Editor’s Note: For 31 years now, Paul Solman’s reports on the NewsHour have aimed to make sense of economic news and research for a general audience. Since 2007, our Making Sen$e page has vowed to do the same, turning to leading academics and thinkers in the fields of business and economics to help explain what’s interesting and relevant about their work. That includes reports and interviews with economists affiliated with the National Bureau of Economic Research. | Editor’s Note: For 31 years now, Paul Solman’s reports on the NewsHour have aimed to make sense of economic news and research for a general audience. Since 2007, our Making Sen$e page has vowed to do the same, turning to leading academics and thinkers in the fields of business and economics to help explain what’s interesting and relevant about their work. That includes reports and interviews with economists affiliated with the National Bureau of Economic Research. | ||
=====PBS TEACHERS INNOVATION AWARDS PRESENTED TO 50 EDUCATORS FOR INSPIRING STUDENTS AND TRANSFORMING CLASSROOM LEARNING===== | |||
[https://www.pbs.org/about/about-pbs/blogs/news/pbs-teachers-innovation-awards-presented-to-50-educators-for-inspiring-students-and-transforming-classroom-learning/ by pbs publicity 5/5/10 PBS] | |||
ARLINGTON, Va., May 5, 2010- Today, PBS and its member stations celebrated 50 of the nation's most innovative preK-12 educators who are discovering new ways to engage their students and inspire them to achieve. The PBS Teachers Innovation Awards program honors teachers who are transforming classroom learning and providing children with the tools they need to reach their full potential and succeed in the 21st century. All winners will receive instructional technology resources from PBS and its partners and participate in a peer-to-peer network to share best practices using public digital media. The top 10 winners will receive a SMART Board Interactive Whiteboard System, a Logitech camera and are invited to the PBS annual membership meeting. | |||
