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This article examined what U.S. college students who participated in a Ghana study abroad program learned about the history of racial oppression and the meaning-making that resulted from that knowledge. Based on inductive thematic analysis of a variety of qualitative data sources, four themes were identified: (1) the suffering and resilience of African and African descent people; (2) ‘it’s still happening today’; (3) ‘you don’t learn about that in school’; and (4) remembrance, equity...

Kids in your class, and when its virtual, its impossible to educate every child that needs help. i want to talk about the website. you can teach an old dog new tricks. ive learned some things. but there is a real worry about another crisis that has been going on for some time. it isnt just the pandemic, and that is teacher shortages. how much is that going to play in damaging the growth of student learning? >> i think the teachers are the most important actor in a childs education. theres a smal...

MONROVIA – Rev. Dr. Julius Sarwolo Nelson, President of the state-run University of Liberia has described graduates of the Camp xSEL (Excellence in Science Education for Liberia) as crème de la crème for the medical future of Liberia.Camp xSEL is a p

Read the address he delivered to Sacramento State on Aug. 25 as the University embarks on its 75th anniversary year, considering achievements and contemplating what comes next.

New and returning Longhorns start the new school year.

The National Science Foundation has awarded PennWest California $1,228,857 for a learning community among its science faculty.

But parent reports indicate some shift away from district schools to private, charter, and homeschooling alternatives

Is your college or university on track to achieve its strategic goals? Taking the pulse of these four areas can identify problems that need attention or successes moving the institution forward.

Grade 8 students lag behind average well-being for B.C. school districts

Grade 8 students lag behind average well-being for B.C. school districts