Quick Hits (4.25.12)

“Actually, I don’t remember.” NPR talks to current college students and graduates and finds many don’t, or didn’t, know much about their loan borrowing—or the long-term implications it has. (NPR)

Just a little reorganization. Philadelphia School District officials are considering a complete overhaul that would “essentially blow the district up and start with a new structure.” (Philadephia Inquirer)

Technology bare. A small Canadian school is bucking the technology trend taking over many classrooms globally. Con: They don’t even have calculators. Pro: They use (real) fruit pies to teach fractions. (The Ottawa Citizen)

“Oh, Pell no!” President Obama, slow jams his pitch to keep student interest rates from increasing in July on the Jimmy Fallon show. The mic drop is a little awkward, but otherwise, the man Fallon calls “the Preezy of the United Steezy” more than holds his own. (Late Night with Jimmy Fallon)