The exclusive co-educational institution in The Tragedy Paper by Elizabeth LaBan (Doubleday £12.99), with its gourmet dining hall offerings, inexplicable traditions and English teacher fresh out of Dead Poets Society, lends this absorbing tale of power dynamics and stifled relationships an air of The Secret History.
One of the tragedies of our educational system is that we've taken this incredibly interesting subject — how the universe works — and made it boring.
The coverage of this tragedy has been most educational, and my faith in America remains boundless.
The tragedy of exhibition as an educational tool is that it has no formal, recorded history, so new techniques are repeatedly tried, found successful, then forgotten, only to be reinvented years later and presented as "original".
This healthcare tragedy requires individuals, practice organizations, educational institutions, and systems to commit to actualizing a shared evidence-informed culture of patient safety by preventing, identifying, reporting and analyzing errors [ 11, 12].
This is Mickey B, the Educational Shakespeare Company's adaptation of the jet-black tragedy Macbeth, shot in HMP Maghaberry in Northern Ireland.
Educational discrimination, especially in a country such as America, is a tragedy.
The £1.2m in new funding for Remembering Srebrenica is intended to keep the memory of the tragedy alive in the UK, in part by paying for educational visits for British children to Bosnia.
Shortly after these tragedies, the City of New Haven launched a "Street Smarts" educational community campaign that was conceived through a collaboration between the City of New Haven's Transportation Traffic and Parking Department, Yale-New Haven Hospital, Yale School of Medicine, community groups and city residents.
Sadly for students, educational fads often repeat themselves as history does: the first time as a tragedy and the second time as farce.
