Educational Stages, Secondary Education
August 23, 2022
Via: K-12 DiveThrough strikes and lawsuits, several education unions are starting to take action against their districts ahead of the new school year. On Sunday night, 94% of Columbus Education Association members in Ohio voted to go on strike effective Monday for […]
Educational Stages, Secondary Education
August 17, 2022
Via: Inside Higher EdState legislative proposals to restrict the freedom to teach and learn have increased by 250 percent in 2022 compared to last year, according to a report released today by PEN America, the free expression and literary organization. Most of the […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Strategies
August 11, 2022
Via: Education NextRecently, I turned 60 years old (also expressed as 720 months, or 21,915 days, or 525,960 hours, or 31,557,600 minutes), and over that time I’ve seen many great debates in the education policy arena. Often those debates reach equilibrium with […]
August 10, 2022
Via: eCampus NewsRecent increases in data privacy awareness have come not a minute too soon, as the higher education ecosystem finds itself in critical discussions about data security as the number of compromising attacks continues to rise. Two years ago, it would […]
Continuous Development, Educational Forms
August 8, 2022
Via: eCampus NewsWhile U.S. employers say they’re facing a talent crisis that’s threating their business sustainability and growth, the reality is that employers are contributing to the talent crisis with the majority (62 percent) requiring degrees for entry level jobs, and more […]
Educational Stages, Secondary Education
August 4, 2022
Via: K-12 DiveU.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said in a statement the data points to ”significant progress” made by students during the 2021-22 school year. More than 98% of public schools used academic supports to spur pandemic-related learning recovery during the 2021-22 […]
Educational Stages, Higher Education
August 2, 2022
Via: Ed SurgeThere are 36 million Americans who have earned some college credit, but not an actual degree. More colleges than ever are trying to help these students return to finish what they started. But so far, colleges are better at attracting […]
Educational Stages, Secondary Education
August 2, 2022
Via: K-12 DiveThe priorities for the grant funding, which has not yet been distributed, come just a few days after the Biden administration announced the two programs on Friday. “The Novel Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic brought on challenges for children and […]
July 29, 2022
Via: eSchool NewsWhen I first approached my administration back in August 2021 about implementing a scholastic esports program at school, I had imagined facing significant opposition to the idea, and, in preparation, had rehearsed my talking points and done my research in […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Strategies
July 28, 2022
Via: eSchool NewsWhat are inclusive learning environments, anyway? Putting a definition on this complex concept is deceptively tricky. Environments aren’t just spaces that we exist in; they also encompass the culture in that space. Here’s how I define it: An inclusive environment […]
Educational Forms, Informal learning
July 22, 2022
Via: eSchool NewsIn my role as a 5th grade teacher, I’ve come to believe that one of the best ways to integrate technology into the classroom is to start with the lesson itself. Lessons can be turned digital, and formatted in a […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Strategies
July 18, 2022
Via: eCampus NewsWe live in a content-driven world. With just a few clicks of a mouse or taps on a device, you can find more content on any topic than can be consumed. Your learners know this. Today’s learners are tech savvy, […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Strategies
July 15, 2022
Via: eSchool NewsPicture this: a student enters your classroom, a negative attitude at the ready. They are distant during class, uninterested in engaging with the material, and their beliefs confirmed every time they get a question wrong – “I can’t do math.” […]
July 8, 2022
Via: eSchool NewsEdtech is having a renaissance, driven by necessity. Ten years ago it was not commonplace to see a Technology Director on staff at an elementary school, let alone a Technology Integration Specialist. Times are changing. The global pandemic has created […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Strategies
June 29, 2022
Via: EdSourceThe term “digital equity” has been talked about in K-12 circles for several years, but Covid school closures brought increased attention to the issue. Digital equity can take on many forms. Within a single school district, crucial components of learning […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
June 27, 2022
Via: Education NextA University Professor in Economics and the College and the Harris School of Public Policy, Director of the Development Innovation Lab, Michael Kremer, joins Paul E. Peterson to discuss Kremer’s latest working paper, which examines the impact of enrolling in […]
Educational Stages, Higher Education
June 21, 2022
Via: Ed SurgeAs higher ed looks to move into the post-coronavirus world, the sector has found itself having to adapt. Leaders hope to drive up graduation rates and to lure more students in through their gates, especially given threats like the enrollment […]
June 16, 2022
Via: eSchool NewsAs an educator with 21 years of experience in teaching and learning, I have had the opportunity to work with students of differing abilities and learning backgrounds. During a typical school year, meeting the varied needs of my students makes […]
June 13, 2022
Via: Education NextFor much of the past year, growing evidence on pandemic learning losses painted a dire picture. Fortunately, the latest test data from Ohio suggest that we may have turned a corner, with students beginning to make up some of the […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Strategies
June 11, 2022
Via: EdTech MagazineAutomatic doors, crosswalks with audible directions, adjustable car seats — these are all universally designed products. They make the world accessible to a variety of people and they make everyday life easier for everyone. In education, students should have access […]