What’s Next: As colleges switch to pass/fail, what’s the best approach?
Editor’s note: In this weekly column, we’re looking ahead at how the coronavirus pandemic could
Month: March 2020
Regulators could do more to spot colleges at risk of closing, report argues
Dive Brief: A new report examines a dozen colleges closures to spot warning signs for
Slower growth in China TNE as focus shifts to “quality over quantity”
The number of students in China taking transnational education courses – usually involving foreign universities
Richmond University in London signs partnership
The partnership will make Richmond’s degrees more accessible to students worldwide, the partners said. “We
Educators continue SEL support during coronavirus closures
Dive Brief: Administrators continue to make social-emotional learning a priority despite the distance due to
Preply raises $10 million for online tutor service expansion
The company will use the new funding to upscale in markets across North America and
US educators push for clarity on work rules and protections for students
With the industry at a ‘shelter in place’ footing with many US universities forced to
Coronavirus scrambles higher ed’s state funding outlook
Heading into this year’s legislative sessions, higher education experts and advocates expected lawmakers would continue
Project-based learning should fit the projects: Bridging cultural relevance and pedagogy
Robert S. Harvey is superintendent and senior managing director of East Harlem Scholars Academies, a
Eurocentres looks to “blended” product while pandemic continues
With a digital core to the ELT business, senior management has explained how they believe