Challenging Our Students in Related Arts Classes
By Barbara R. Blackburn When we speak about rigor, it’s typically focused on the 4 main written content spots: English Language Arts, Math, Science, or Social Experiments. But rigor is…
Dominican University: Serving Latine Students in the Midwest
By: Verónica Gutiérrez, MBA’22, Dominican College, River Forest IL and Marcela Reales Visbal, Action Director for Title V, Aspect B – Endorsing Post-Baccalaureate Prospects for Hispanic Us citizens, Dominican University,…
Corporate A.I. Helping Students Cheat?
“The tutorial world is just one of fierce levels of competition. Learners are underneath immense stress to do well, and the pressure only intensifies as they shift closer to graduation.…
Helping Students Become Change Makers – Bonus Episode with Sora Schools
In this episode, Garrett Smiley, the co-founder and CEO of Sora Colleges, shares ideas on how to aid college students develop into adjust makers and the significance of instilling crucial…
What is LearnStorm? Teachers and students share their appreciation for Khan Academy’s classroom tool
posted on Oct 19, 2022 News Hey Teachers! Have you heard of LearnStorm? Questioning what LearnStorm is? LearnStorm is a classroom resource that combines growth–mindset routines and lesson-aligned follow to…
Will We Even Try to Keep Students and Teachers Safe from Gun Violence? Or Just Keep Preparing for the Worst?
“Teachers, we are functioning on a lockdown. Make sure you hold your doorways locked until eventually we notify you it has been lifted.” Ahead of me a sea of huge…
Microsoft expands computer science education program to Juarez, Mexico, and expands reach across 18 U.S. cities to improve high school students’ access and equity
Starting this 2021-2022 school year, TEALS, a Microsoft Philanthropies program that helps high schools develop and grow inclusive and sustainable computer science programs, will operate in four Ciudad Juarez high…
Diverse College Students Need Diverse Career Choices
Professors in particularly challenging fields of study are known to tell students early on, “Look to your left, look to your right. Two out of three of you will not…
NYC schools expand mental health support for students as pandemic leaves kids in crisis
Dr. Dave A. Chokshi is New York City’s Health Commissioner, Meisha Porter is the New York City Schools Chancellor and Chirlane McCray is the first lady of New York City.…
Virtual Learning Provides Opportunity To Reach Military Students
The pandemic thrust higher education institutions into virtual delivery almost overnight, but active-duty military members had been learning online for years already. Experts say lesser-resourced campuses, especially some historically Black…