Debora Klaine

As the composition of college campuses diversifies, there is a growing challenge in ensuring that the unique needs of first-generation students and faculty are met and addressed effectively. Nationally, over half of undergraduates identify as first-generation students, yet their completion rates

The global initiative to update international human rights law to ensure free public education from early childhood through secondary education is gaining momentum. Championed by multiple countries and various educational and human rights organizations, this effort seeks to address the inequities

Climate anxiety is a growing concern among college students, who are increasingly worried about the future due to climate change. These anxieties are mirrored by a strong sense of hope and belief in humanity's ability to mitigate the crisis. This duality presents both a challenge and an

Steve Holifield, a cherished math teacher from Apple Valley, California, left an indelible mark on his students despite battling the progressive and debilitating impacts of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Holifield’s approach not only made math accessible but also transformed students' a

The fall 2024 semester has brought a remarkable increase in first-time college enrollment in New Mexico, with a 9.2 percent rise according to the New Mexico Higher Education Department (NMHED). This notable trend has been observed over the past four years and stands in stark contrast to the

Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has presented an ambitious budget estimate of N678.09 billion to the State Assembly for the 2025 fiscal year, with a keen focus on infrastructure and education. Dubbed the 'Budget of Stabilization,' this financial plan aims to extend the economic

In an educational landscape where high-stakes exams often trigger anxiety and discomfort among students, educators continually seek innovative strategies to improve learning outcomes. One such approach involves the use of exam wrappers, short assignments given to students either before or after an

The teaching profession has long been heralded as a noble calling but also a career fraught with stagnant growth and limited opportunities for advancement. Despite the critical role educators play in shaping future generations, systemic issues within the U.S. education system often leave teachers

On November 5, amid the attention given to the presidential election, voters in 13 suburban Milwaukee school districts faced decisions on various school referendums. A majority of proposed measures were approved across different districts, highlighting the diverse needs and fiscal challenges of

Finding child care in the United States has long been a daunting task for parents. Unlike the ease of making dinner reservations through apps like Resy or OpenTable, securing a spot for a child in a daycare or preschool often involves navigating outdated systems and making numerous phone calls.