Education DIVE: April 1, 2013

	April 1, 2013   Top Stories   Why was 'Jesus-stomping' professor put on leave?   Florida Altantic University professor Deandre Poole is on paid leave after his controversial "stomp on Jesus" exercise in class.       Blended teaching MOOC to arrive via Google+   The nonprofit Blended Schools Network will launch its new MOOC, Today's Blended Teacher, in April.       Princeton accepts record-low percentage of applicants   And it's the second year in a row that's been the case.       Report: Financial aid fix for African-American higher ed struggles   The National Urban League's 17-page report is the last of a Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation-sponsored project's initial phase.       After N.J. school takeover, critics say state-appointed chief is too powerful   The yet-to-be-appointed superintendent will answer solely to the state's education commissioner.       Towson law professor quits ethics panel amid plagiarism allegations   Benjamin Neal insists he did nothing wrong and gave credit in the form of notations, footnotes and bibliographies.       Top Features   17 Ways Teachers Are Using iPhones In Education       4 Ways To Encourage Learning Outside The Classroom       The Current State Of Technology In K-12       2 Predictions For The Future Of Education Technology       10 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Easter     Other News   A Better Way to Communicate on Campus: Digital Signage       Montana State tenure-track faculty members vote on decertifying union       Flurry of campus debates over statements that offend many       Mellen Press continues its legal maneuvers against critics       Interview with professor at center of 'Jesus' debate at Florida Atlantic       Research suggests that top colleges could attract many more high-achieving, low-income students       Colleges with party emphasis maintain economic, social inequality, new research suggests       Former Lieutenant Governor to Lead Babson College; Columbia U. Names New Engineering Dean       Chinua Achebe, Author and Professor of Africana Studies at Brown U., Died at 82       Are Schools Getting Tongue-Tied?     News by Topic   Higher Ed   Technology   K-12   Online Learning   Policy & Regulation   Edudemic Features     .

Education DIVE: April 1, 2013