January 28, 1998

Education Week, Vol. 17, Issue 20
Education Idaho Teacher to Train for Space Flight
In tapping Idaho schoolteacher Barbara R. Morgan to become a full-fledged astronaut, NASA opened the space-faring profession to educators to a degree never before seen.
Andrew Trotter, January 28, 1998
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4 min read
Education Where Gown Meets Town
Toting their backpacks as they walk to class, Damian Ramsey and Rolando Carino cut across the Clark University campus with all the self-assurance of upperclassmen leading a freshman orientation.
Jessica L. Sandham, January 28, 1998
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14 min read
Education Teachers in Space: A Chronology
NASA began internal discussions on including private citizens in the space shuttle program in 1982.
January 28, 1998
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1 min read
Education Opinion A Tale of Two Schools
For this entire century, there has been conflict among educators, public officials, researchers, and parents over whether traditionalist or progressive ways of teaching reading, math, science, and other subjects are best.
Larry Cuban, January 28, 1998
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12 min read