Tag: CER Intern Corner

04.30.2014

It is always interesting to see how the U.S. government divides its power between the state and federal levels. Though…

04.28.2014

The New America Foundation convened a panel discussion to “cash the check,” as Senior Researcher Conor Williams put it, on…

04.25.2014

As my semester of interning at CER comes to an end, I am able to reflect on all that I…

04.24.2014

One of the greatest things about Washington, D.C. is the wealth of educational choice that it provides its students. Though…

04.22.2014

My impetus for pursuing an internship at CER grew from a personal love of education, both learning and teaching, and…

04.10.2014

As technology continues to constantly change and grow at an incredible rate, it can be difficult to keep track of…

03.10.2014

A Renaissance man is defined as someone who has expertise in a number of different subject areas and uses that…

03.05.2014

Starting when I was a teenager, I’ve always loved working with kids. I worked at a local summer camp for…

02.28.2014

After talking with Michael Berg, a founding board member of the Columbia County School for the Arts (CCSFTA) in Evans,…

02.05.2014

My first day interning at the Center for Education Reform, I was introduced to the manner by which CER increases…