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Beilstein and Bates: Teacher shortages: Everything old is new again, or is it? - Vimarsana News

Beilstein and Bates: Teacher shortages: Everything old is new again, or is it?

This insightful and informative selection is brought to you through WMAY with and by the wonderful work, determination, and generosity of Capitol News Illinois.

Source: wmay.com
3 Misconceptions About Pandemic-Related Learning Loss - Vimarsana News

3 Misconceptions About Pandemic-Related Learning Loss

The recent release of the 2022 NAEP scores, which showed historic learning declines in math and reading two years following the onset of the pandemic, has brought renewed urgency to conversations around learning losses and recovery. Beliefs about these topics shape how policymakers, educators and parents act to support students moving forward. Yet our research […]

Amid a shortage of skilled laborers in the workforce, Central Pa. trade schools say enrollment is up - Vimarsana News

Amid a shortage of skilled laborers in the workforce, Central Pa. trade schools say enrollment is up

Experts discuss why some students are opting to learn a trade instead of attending a four-year college program, and if increased interest is enough to make a dent in the high demand for those with a trade certification.

Source: wpsu.org
New report shows how COVID has altered the trajectory of Illinois students' education - Vimarsana News

New report shows how COVID has altered the trajectory of Illinois students' education

“We knew enrollment had taken a serious hit. I don't think we fully appreciated just how serious that decline was, even in those early grades and community colleges. I think we were concerned that those numbers are not bouncing back."