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With red-hot inflation, new teacher salaries are 11% less than 30 years ago: Report - Vimarsana News

With red-hot inflation, new teacher salaries are 11% less than 30 years ago: Report

Incoming teachers are making 11% less than they were three decades ago, which is further exacerbating the national teacher shortage.

People Who Shun College Could Lose $1TN in Lifetime Income: Expert - Vimarsana News

People Who Shun College Could Lose $1TN in Lifetime Income: Expert

"There is a generation coming up that seems to take easier pathways," research author and founder of My eLearning World, told Insider.

People who shun college could collectively lose $1 trillion in lifetime earnings — but the traditional college route may not always be the best option, an expert says - Vimarsana News

People who shun college could collectively lose $1 trillion in lifetime earnings — but the traditional college route may not always be the best option, an expert says

The pandemic has significantly impacted young people's education. Klaus Vedfelt/Getty Images A study by My eLearning World focused on the potential

Students ditching college will lose collective $1T in lifetime earnings: Report - Vimarsana News

Students ditching college will lose collective $1T in lifetime earnings: Report

COVID-19 is causing a mass decrease in college enrollment but students are potentially missing out on major lifetime earnings, according to a report by My eLearning World.

More parents are wary of sending kids back to school amid COVID spike - Vimarsana News

More parents are wary of sending kids back to school amid COVID spike

A nationwide study conducted by My eLearning World found a majority of parents are growing more concerned about sending their children back to school.