One Root of Cancel Culture Can Be Found in How We Teach History
From Educational Views By George W. Liebmann Mar 14, 2022 Ours is an age in which, when one thinks of undergraduates, one thinks of cancel...
Gainful employment proposal looks at college vs. high school grads’ earnings
Proposed revisions would attempt to ensure career education graduates can find work and pay off their loans. From Higher Ed Dive By Natalie Schwartz March...
Applications for Edison State’s Veterinary Technology Program Being Accepted
Edison State Community College is currently accepting applications for its Veterinary Technology associate degree program. The Veterinary Technology program provides training in animal husbandry, restraint,...
How the pandemic made social-emotional learning more accessible
These skills are essential for managing emotions, problem solving, building relationships and navigating communities, an expert writes in honor of International SEL Day. From K-12...
Analysis: Governors Shift Away from COVID-19 in State of the State Addresses to Teacher Pay, Mental Health — & Culture War Issues
From The 74 In a time of political polarization, the nation’s Republican and Democratic governors agree on one thing: They want students in school. “I...
International students went to Ukraine to study. Now many worry they can’t escape
From NPR By Adrian Florido March 7, 2022 For several days, Shivangi Jaiswal and her classmates had to collect snow in bottles to drink. Now...
3 things that influence college graduates from rural areas to return to their communities
From The Conversation By Stephanie Sowl March 8, 2022 When high-achieving students from rural areas go off to college and graduate, they often choose to...
Counselors for Computing broadens student exposure to STEM
The program trains counselors to encourage girls and other students underrepresented in computing to pursue tech careers or hobbies. From K-12 Dive By Kara Arundel...
OPINION: We know principals are important, so why doesn’t anyone want to be one these days?
The pandemic is driving principals out, and preparation programs don’t give them the support they need The Hechinger Report By ELINA ALAYEVA and LEAH HAMILTON...
Colleges’ new solution to enrollment declines: Reducing the number of dropouts
Self-interest is pushing higher education to change long-held policies that thwart success From The Hechinger Report By Jon Marcus March 6, 2022 BOCA RATON, Fla....
U.S. colleges move cautiously in cutting ties to Russia
From GBH News By Kirk Carapezza March 6, 2022 While governments in Germany and Denmark are demanding their colleges de-activate any links to Russia, most...
Grow-your-own teacher pipeline model gains steam
The approach could help districts overcome barriers to entry like high tuition costs and low teacher pay. From K-12 Dive By Anna Merod March 2,...
Concerns about bullying, anxiety follow loosening of mask mandates
School leaders ask for respect for individual masking choices as more communities make masks optional. From K-12 Dive By Kara Arundel March 4, 2022 As...
A wave of colleges drop mask mandates following new CDC guidance
From Higher Ed Dive By Natalie Schwartz March 2, 2022 Dive Brief: Many colleges are lifting their campus mask mandates after the Centers for Disease...
The Upside of the Downward Trend in College Enrollment
These institutions had it coming. From Education Next By Michael J. Petrilli The media have been full of reports of college students, almost a million...