To these achievements were added the composition of Rossiyskaya grammatika and of Kratkoy rossiyskoy letopisets ("Short Russian Chronicle"), ordered by the Empress, and all the work of reorganizing education, to which Lomonosov accorded much importance.
And New York and eight other states are piloting a program supported by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education to reorganize teacher education around clinical practice rather than academic study.
In 1931, the Japanese Ministry of Education reorganized secondary education for boys by the "Regulations for the Enhancement of the 1899 Middle School Order", and combined a subject known as 'physics and chemistry' and a subject known as 'natural history' (that is, botany, zoology, geology, and physiology and hygiene) into a single compulsory subject named rika.
A month ago, she said fixing problems in the city's newly reorganized special-education program would be her priority.
And he wondered why the administration submitted a budget plan to reorganize STEM education programs 6 weeks before releasing its strategic vision for how to improve STEM education.
Gov. Chris Christie had pushed through a plan to reorganize higher education in the state, and he wanted it done in less than a year.
The bill would also block the White House from implementing many of the controversial proposals it made to reorganize STEM education programs in its 2014 budget request to Congress.
He said that the committee is "interested in all points of view" on the administration's controversial plan to reorganize STEM education, which has drawn sharp criticism from the community and from many legislators.
LAST summer, as part of his overhaul of the New York City schools, Chancellor Joel I. Klein reorganized the special education system, which assesses and educates 150,000 children with handicaps ranging from minor learning disabilities to severe retardation.
