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October 27, 2022
Commentary While President Biden is trying to win a court victory for his student debt forgiveness proposal, he ...
October 26, 2022
Moha Ennaji explains how the continent’s governments can reform universities and reduce systemic inequalities.
October 25, 2022
A Fortinet Field CISO and education cybersecurity expert explains when SASE can be a good solution for public school IT leaders and what they should consider first.
October 25, 2022
Commentary In a predictable, yet nonetheless shocking outcome, the latest scores on the National Assessment of Educational Progress ...
October 24, 2022
National Assessment of Educational Progress data is showing a decline in testing numbers across the country. โYou canโt be out of the classroom and not have...
October 24, 2022
Joe, math score dropped by five points since this test was last administered. math score whopping 8 points reading scores 3 points all across the board. what do you have to say about this and did you see this coming? >> well, this report card is devastating and yes, we did see it coming, as as a parent of young children who lived through lockdowns, remote learning, masking our children for far too long in schools, the fact that this report card shows the largest drops ever reported in fourth and...
October 24, 2022
The Nation's Report Card results are "appalling, unacceptable, and a reminder of the impact that this pandemic has had on our learners," Cardona said.
October 24, 2022
Fourth and eighth grade studentsโ math and reading scores showed no improvements across any U.S. states between 2019 ...
October 21, 2022
There are fears for the futures of students who donโt catch up. They run the risk of never learning to read, long a precursor for dropping out of school. They might never master simple algebra, putting science and tech fields out of reach. The pandemic decline in college attendance could continue to accelerate, crippling the U.S. economy.
October 19, 2022
Unacceptable disparity. im glad youre looking into this. this morning a missouri school board is shutting down an elementary school with unacceptabled levels of radiology inside. the school is in a town part of the atomic weapons program during world war ii, remote learning will be in place until students can be assigned to other schools. so wheres the beef. the court-appointed special master expressing frustration with the limited information hes getting. the new reporting ahead. and why ...