The conference was organized "to encourage thinking about the role of liberal arts education in an era of climate change".
Laura Bridgman received her education in an era when no distinction was generally made between psychology and moral philosophy.
As in the preceding era, education continued to be dependent upon the city, which remained the primary frame of Greek life.
Sam Alito had the benefit of a good public education, before the era of standardized testing and No Child Left Behind, and a chance to go to Princeton.
But the current conflict mirrors larger, timelier questions about the future of culinary education in an era when far more high school graduates contemplate culinary careers than a decade ago, as food television and celebrity chefs saturate the national media.
("We're all graduates," one character reminds another, with the prickly pride of belonging to the first generation to receive a university education in an era of expanded opportunity).
For many of these newcomers -- often the children of immigrants who view their families' success as a direct result of public schooling -- education is the era's biggest challenge, and leading a school system is today's Everest of public service.
In the new education and technology era, there are many challenges for Engineering education in the field of energy especially to enhance the effectiveness of teaching and learning process via structured multimedia.
And admissions to highly-selective institutions of higher education, in an era where all of us are acutely aware of how competitive the global economy has become, riles us up even more.
Just like blogging disrupted journalism, tweeting disrupted news reporting, and music videos killed radio stars, in the field of education a new era of mobile video technology is disrupting centuries-old methods for teaching and learning.
