To the Editor: There is a legitimate place for schools to recognize outstanding achievement with honorary doctoral degrees (Education page, May 31).

By broadening the remit of the Education page to include them, we hope we'll make such pieces easier to find for those who are interested in them.

To the Editor: The debate over the creation of national tests in fourth-grade reading and eighth-grade math (Education page, Sept. 10) misses the point.

To the Editor, I was disappointed to read that Indiana will be using computers to grade essays (Education page, May 19).

A list of college guidebooks on the Education page on Wednesday omitted three books in some editions.

To the Editor: The program in which Ohio provides parents with tuition vouchers (Education page, Aug. 28) is the first to include religious schools.

To the Editor: You report on a recent study that is critical of textbooks portraying marriage in a pessimistic light (Education page, Sept. 17).

To the Editor: You report that budget cuts have hurt private colleges near Philadelphia (Education page, Oct. 14).

(Education page, Jan. 23) takes the premise that our schools should be teaching children better factual lessons about the Middle East.

To the Editor: The Socratic method (Education page, June 5) knows no gender.