Educational Forms, Informal learning
May 19, 2020
Via: Ed SurgeSpeech and other special-education professionals were already in short supply even when classes were in session. Now, with students largely confined to homes, reaching learners who need extra support has become even more of a challenge and priority for school […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics, Educational Stages, Higher Education
September 5, 2019
Via: Ed SurgeThe warning message came to George White and his team from a college student’s mentor. The student might miss classes on account of a broken laptop. White and his team acted quickly, connecting the student with Lehigh University staffers to […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
June 5, 2019
Via: Education DiveISAs are gaining traction in nontraditional education programs such as boot camps. There, advocates say, they offer more students access to financing based on the possibility that participating in the program will significantly increase their earnings. Colleges have begun to […]
June 8, 2016
Via: Ed SurgeLeave it to writers to describe the pain of their craft. “Writing is easy,” the late New York Times sportswriter, Red Smith once sarcastically quipped, “you just open a vein and bleed.” Students may find little solace in the fact that […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
April 19, 2016
Via: Ed SurgeGradescope, which has graded millions of exam questions, has made the grade itself. The company has raised a $2.6 million round of funding from Freestyle Capital, Bloomberg Beta, Reach Capital and the House Fund. Existing investor K9 Ventures also participated. […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
February 18, 2016
Via: Inside Higher EdIn most states, public funding for higher education has not recovered in the wake of the last recession. And odds are that state disinvestment will get worse after the next economic downturn, according to New America. That, in turn, means […]
June 1, 2023
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