For colleges, insurance against sexual misconduct is becoming harder to get
Michigan State University had general liability coverage from the same insurance company for nearly two
Day: April 15, 2020
Support builds for test-optional college admissions amid coronavirus
Dive Brief: Student Voice, a student-centric nonprofit that seeks equity in education, is calling on
Like evolution before it, climate change requires careful treading in curriculum
Don Haas understands educators may hesitate before they launch into their climate change lessons with
Assigning and assessing students’ challenges amid broader pandemic pressures
Dive Brief: Given the shift to distance learning in response to the novel coronavirus pandemic,
Educators can adjust online classes to fit learning styles
Dive Brief: Educators must balance many learning preferences as students adjust to online learning, which will
Ed Dept: CTE programs can donate PPE to healthcare workers, hospitals
Dive Brief: In a Tuesday announcement, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy Devos said career and technical
Ortom sacks Benue SUBEB Chairman
By Peter Duru Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State Tuesday relieved the Executive Chairman of
Ed, tech coalition launches resource for remotely serving special needs students
As the U.S. Department of Education considers whether to recommend waivers from certain aspects of
Educators in many states report low e-learning attendance
Dive Brief: A survey of 5,659 educators by Fishbowl, a community app for professionals, found
As summer nears, school districts begin ‘scenario planning’
Saturday “academies” and extending the current school year are among the possible ways state and