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Community colleges are turning to emerging technologies to ensure that they continue to meet the needs of a rapidly evolving workforce on top of recovering from a global pandemic. As Chen (2021) explains, technology has become a pathway to meet the needs of more students for less money, often a necessity for community colleges. The […]
Academic research has become more like an enterprise than the traditional quest for knowledge, which is why the term research enterprise has continued to take hold on university campuses. This approach takes into consideration the systems, services, policy, and staffing involved in academic research initiatives that have become more like a business entity sometimes gaining […]
History and Literature students at the University of the Highlands and Islands in Scotland have been warned the classic novel contains ‘graphic fishing scenes’ TV and film adaptions of the 1952 classic have been given U and PG certificates The university said content warnings allow students to make informed choices By Chris Hastings for The Mail […]
Studying English literature at school is very different to reading for pleasure. Reading fiction is an emotional experience. Feeling emotions – even negative emotions such as sadness – drives reading and helps us enjoy books. Research from the National Literacy Trust, a UK charity, has found that nearly 45% of children and young people said […]
Regardless of where you’re located in the world, it is necessary for you to understand how things run in the country. The main thing you need to understand is the prevalent law of the place you reside in. Law of any country is an all-inclusive area to study and this is why even the legal […]
The Mental Health Project is a Seattle Times initiative focused on covering mental and behavioral health issues. It is funded by Ballmer Group, a national organization focused on economic mobility for children and families. The Seattle Times maintains editorial control over work produced by this team. A few weeks after my 6th birthday, I went […]
More California schools are adding peer counseling programs as they find that by talking to each other, some students find relief from stress and anxiety. Alison Yin for EdSource For some students, confiding in peers is more comfortable than seeking help from adults. As schools look for new ways to address student mental health amid […]
It doesn’t seem possible that we’ve weathered an entire year since that bleak day last Feb. 17 when at 12:06 p.m. Eastern the inevitable-yet-shocking announcement was broadcast to the world: Rush Limbaugh had passed away. The radio titan, having lived his threescore-and-10 to the absolute fullest, returned his borrowed talent to God. It was a devastating […]
Every 18-year-old leaving care will be offered £1,600 a month under a basic income pilot by the Welsh government. It is expected about 500 people will be eligible to join the scheme, which is being launched this year and could cost up to £20m over three years. Officials said it was the highest amount offered […]
“Root Cause of CRT, Tools for Change, Hope” By Donna Garner 2.15.22 COMMENTS BY DONNA GARNER: As a classroom teacher for 33+ years, I know that there are only two philosophies of education. They cannot be mixed any more than oil and water can be mixed. Either there are fact-based, right-or-wrong answers in curriculum (and […]
Catherine Saracco Over the past decade, the global geopolitical balance has undergone considerable upheaval. In the competition for a new world order between China, Europe and the United States, the unsettling rise of ‘authoritarian neoliberalism’ marks a major turning point. The international order is caught between the Chinese-US giants causing tension in economics and technology, […]
2.6.22 — PODCAST: INTERVIEW WITH DONNA GARNER “AMERICA IS ON THE FRONTLINES — WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP WITH THE WAR?” LAURIE CARDOZA-MOORE — PROCLAIMING JUSTICE TO THE NATIONS PLEASE SCROLL DOWN UNTIL YOU SEE THE TITLE — “AMERICA IS ON THE FRONTLINES…WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP THE WAR?” “I do not […]
A rare collection of color images made by a European woman who traveled throughout Iran as modernization and political upheavals forever changed the country. A boy lost in thought in a garden in Galandovak in the northeast of Tehran. A handsome boatsman on an unidentified coastline in Iran. Fishermen working in the shallows of the […]
Educating kids is all Jeannie Stone ever wanted to do. She spent more than three decades in North Texas school districts, first as a teacher and eventually as an administrator. After she was named Richardson Independent School District’s superintendent five years ago, she drew accolades for how well she advocated for district parents and the […]
Montgomery County Public Schools in suburban Washington, D.C. has charged a team with drafting a K‑12 curricular overhaul that “strengthens students’ sense of racial, ethnic, and tribal identities, helps students understand and resist systems of oppression, and empowers students to see themselves as change agents,” as noted by National Journal columnist Josh Kraushaar on Twitter, Commentator Damon Linker […]