Posts from: March 19, 2024

With a foreign degree no longer a guaranteed ticket to a lucrative career, Chinese families and students are reconsidering their reasons for overseas study

Petrilli: No Child Left Behind, Every Student Succeeds, Common Core — What has (and hasn’t) made a difference for students?

This article was originally published on EdTech Digest on 3.5.24 by Charlie Sander, CEO at ManagedMethods. Like it or not, students give and receive a huge amount of data. Whether we like it or not, the modern education system requires that students give and receive a huge amount of data. To some extent, it helps The post In the News | 2024 School Data Privacy Best Practices For A Changing Learning Environment appeared first on ManagedMethods.

Shrestha had a radical view of education reform and strongly opposed the bill before she became the minister.

Laura Belin: More than 30 Iowa superintendents warned that major changes to AEAs “will have grave consequences” for their students.

Building stakeholder partnerships from the beginning of a thesis project is a great way to inspire meaningful knowledge mobilization from student research.

Michael Barber says whole system reform is the only answer in South Africa

CriticalRace.org, which monitors CRT curricula and training in higher education, has expanded its database to include schools that offer DEI certificates.

Earlier this year, a group of University of Minnesota Rochester and University of Minnesota Twin Cities students traveled to India to learn more about healthcare in the area.

The best Waldorf schools in Florida combine holistic learning with a lush environment. These schools foster creativity, critical thinking, and a strong