Education Management

Why Systemic Barriers Prevent Teachers from Driving Educational Change
Education Management Why Systemic Barriers Prevent Teachers from Driving Educational Change

The journey of an educator is often marked by a passion for fostering equitable and engaging learning environments. However, systemic barriers within the educational system frequently stifle these aspirations. This article explores the challenges teachers face when attempting to instigate

Are Smartwatches for Kids Solving Safety Concerns or Creating Distractions?
Education Management Are Smartwatches for Kids Solving Safety Concerns or Creating Distractions?

The introduction of smartwatches geared towards young children is rising sharply, spurred by parents' growing concerns about their children's safety. Originally targeted at teenagers as a phone alternative, these digital devices are now finding their way onto the wrists of kids as young

How Should Instructors Adapt to Changing Homework Attitudes?
Education Management How Should Instructors Adapt to Changing Homework Attitudes?

Homework has long been a cornerstone of education, representing a key aspect of students' academic lives. However, today's college students are increasingly resistant to traditional assignments due to several evolving factors, including shifts in mental health priorities, pandemic-related

Post-Biden Blueprint: Innovating Education and Workforce Regulations
Education Management Post-Biden Blueprint: Innovating Education and Workforce Regulations

The end of the Biden-Harris administration marks a pivotal moment for reimagining the regulatory landscape of education and workforce training. The current administration's policies, while aimed at consumer protection, have inadvertently created barriers that stymie innovation and the

Can Redefining Early Childhood Education Prevent a Policy Crisis?
Education Management Can Redefining Early Childhood Education Prevent a Policy Crisis?

Early childhood education in the United States faces significant challenges and misconceptions, as highlighted by Dan Wuori in his book, “The Daycare Myth: What We Get Wrong About Early Care and Education (and What We Should Do About It).” Wuori argues that both perception and policy need seismic ch

Can Colleges Foster Civil Discourse Amid Political Divides and Protests?
Education Management Can Colleges Foster Civil Discourse Amid Political Divides and Protests?

In recent years, colleges have increasingly focused on promoting civil discourse among students. This initiative aims to equip students with the skills necessary for constructive dialogue, enabling them to engage in meaningful conversations with those who hold differing opinions. The importance of

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