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...
Year: 2020
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...
Virtual training tips from a master trainer
Ed Prevatt has been teaching for a long time. After a construction industry career that included home restoration, Prevatt spent...
One report expects college enrollment to grow. Will the pandemic affect the trend?
Dive Brief: College enrollment is projected to grow slightly over the next decade, according to an annual report from the National...
7 students in a class? Not practical, school operations officials say
Thermal cameras that take students’ and staff members’ temperatures as they enter a school, flooring with one-way directions and “self-cleaning”...
What’s Next: Changes in disability services could add more flexibility
Editor's note: In this weekly column, we're looking ahead at how the coronavirus pandemic could affect higher ed in the...
PISA results highlight US teens’ limited financial knowledge
U.S. 15-year-olds understand some common principles of money management and can make simple financial plans and solve “routine” problems related...
How 3 small colleges in turnaround mode are adapting to the pandemic
At the start of the year, several troubled colleges were underway with public plans to shore up their finances and...
