Tuition discounts could hurt private colleges amid pandemic, Fitch says
Dive Brief: Enrollment could fall 5% to 20% across the higher education sector this fall because of the coronavirus pandemic,...
Day: June 10, 2020
What’s Next: ‘It’s all a chess game’ as small colleges weigh cuts to sports
Editor's note: In this weekly column, we're looking ahead at how the coronavirus pandemic could affect higher ed in the...
Study shows declines in new kindergartners’ math skills
Dive Brief: Between 2010 and 2017, there was a decline in new kindergartners’ academic skills, particularly in math — a...
Online camps, added choice key to slowing summer slide amid coronavirus
Dive Brief: As social distancing rules continue and most camps and pools are closed, students are starting their summers indoors...
Racially homogenous classes partner to develop empathy
Dive Brief: An all-black class in urban Memphis, Tennessee, partnered with an all-white class in a rural part of New...
Plexiglass dividers, health screenings among safety measures in districts’ reopening plans
Dive Brief: Detroit Public Schools recently released a draft of its reopening plan, based on guidelines from the Centers for...
Public ed employment falls significantly as private ed rises
Dive Brief: According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' May employment report, employment in private education rose over the course...
Report: Most districts lacked clear plans in shift to remote learning
Dive Brief: A new analysis of the remote learning plans of 477 U.S. school districts shows about a third have...
UK sector bodies propose national loan scheme to kickstart int’l recruitment
International students bring more than £6.9 billion income to UK universities in tuition fees and contribute more than £26bn to...
Surge in number of people learning German globally
The survey conducted by the Federal Foreign Office in cooperation with the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), the Goethe Institut,...
