Fast Forward: What could reacclimation mean for schools beyond COVID-19?
Editor's note: This is the first installment of Fast Forward, a recurring column focused on long-term cultural and technological shifts...
Day: May 28, 2020
College tuition discounts climb as revenue uncertainty looms
Dive Brief: Tuition discounts at private nonprofit colleges are expected to reach a new record this academic year, averaging 52.6%...
Survey: Most principals against holding students back a year
Dive Brief: More than three-fourths of principals say they expect student achievement in their schools to be somewhat or much...
U of California eliminates SAT, ACT as admissions requirement
The governing board of the University of California (UC) voted unanimously Thursday to largely abandon the SAT and ACT as...
Breaking down complex material can make high school curriculum digestible
Dive Brief: High school literary analysis and theory can be more engaging if the reading material is changed from complex...
Where did all the for-profit college commercials go?
Dive Brief: U.S. colleges' spending on advertising fell by about $423 million from 2013 to 2017, which new research largely attributes...
Will early learning, after-school shift toward home-based care?
When Philadelphia launched its new pre-K initiative in 2017, financed through a beverage tax, the city’s Office of Children and...
Colleges could lose $3B from international enrollment declines this fall
Dive Brief: U.S. colleges could lose at least $3 billion from an expected drop in international students this fall, according...
Reports: Early inclusion strategies shape students’ perception of math
Dive Brief: The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics on Tuesday released two new "Catalyzing Change" reports focused on identifying...
Q&A: Dallas’ Hinojosa says districts can’t be ‘wishy-washy’ on closures, reopening
Dallas Independent School District was just recovering from a tornado when Michael Hinojosa saw the news. In his 25 years...
