<p>Hi there, I am looking forward the information about graduate school of education, I quite interested in understanding how educational policy was formed,how educational policy act as a role of promoting educational equity and educational quality. Otherwise, i wanna learn about what educatioal thoughts are deeply associated with our educational policy and how they work in nowadys. Is here some persons give me some information (professor's names/ names of graduate schools),thanks!</p>
<p>You want Teachers' College, which is the graduate school of education at Columbia. You can find it through the web site.</p>
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I quite interested in understanding how educational policy was formed,how educational policy act as a role of promoting educational equity and educational quality. Otherwise, i wanna learn about what educatioal thoughts are deeply associated with our educational policy and how they work in nowadys.
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<p>How about learning to speak in plain english.</p>
<p>"How about learning to speak in plain english."</p>
<p>how about you stop diluting threads with your focus on semantics instead of content. </p>
<p>moreover, it's pretty shameful that the only thing you can say to half the people here is to improve their English, most of these people speak english as a second or third language and are probably in the process of learning, i'm pretty sure nearly noone needs to be reminded that their language skills aren't polished, and more importantly even if they do, our role here is to help with info and advice specifically about columbia. If you have nothing to offer that adds value, don't.</p>
<p>It's not the grammar / syntax / usage I was commenting on; it's the substance. OP tried to sound impressive by using lots of big words and impressive-sounding phrases, but the reader simply has no clue as to what the heck something like "what educatioal thoughts are deeply associated with our educational policy" means. And I bet that the OP similarly doesn't know what's behind these vacuous cliche'd buzz-words.</p>