Class dismissed: Bill Wetzel is helping young people reform education

Article Abstract:

It is important for young people to take control of their schools, according to Bill Wetzel, director of Power to the Youth, a mainly Web-based organization. He feels that young people should be the driving force behind the education system.

Officials and employees, Interview, Education, Wetzel, Bill, Power to the Youth

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Gray acres: a new farm crisis arises as tough times deter young people from agriculture

Article Abstract:

The demographics of America's farms shows that fewer and fewer young people seek a life-long commitment to farming or agricultural endeavors. Farmers over the age of 60 outnumber those under 35 years by two-to-one.

Economic aspects, Demographic aspects, California, Dairy farming, Farmers, Land trusts, Ben & Jerry's Homemade Inc.

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Class acts

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the qualities which make good teachers. The difficulty of describing what makes a good school is considered. The teaching methods of successful teachers are discussed.

Standards, Methods, Teaching, Teachers, Schools

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