[ad_1] Players from across the higher education sector in the UK spoke and took part at the exclusive corner of Bett, held this year in the Excel centre in London, with sessions taking place on new edtech programs, with an interesting discussion centred on edtech disruption in student recruitment. “We have to begin to discern…
[ad_1] Joe Biden is not giving up on his signature education idea: providing schools with more money, particularly those serving lots of low-income students. That’s the takeaway from the president’s latest education budget proposal, released Monday, which calls for more than doubling funding for Title I. But recent history suggests schools shouldn’t count on this…
[ad_1] The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has released the result for the term-end examination December 2021. The results can be accessed through the official IGNOU website — ignou.ac.in. The term-end exams had begun from March 4 onwards and will continue till April 11, 2022. Exams were conducted in 800 examination centres set up…
[ad_1] Every year the College Board, the organization that oversees Advanced Placement and SAT exams, publishes an alarming graph. It depicts college tuition soaring like a rocket into the sky, although the trajectory has leveled off in recent years. The implicit message is clear: college has become increasingly unaffordable, forcing too many young adults to…
[ad_1] Paulette Granberry Russell is president of the National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the American Council on Education recently announced that they will reexamine the Carnegie Classifications to better reflect the public purpose of higher education by creating a classification that ranks institutions…
[ad_1] How much would you pay for a crystal ball that could foresee the next school crisis? Though the ongoing pandemic has been referred to as a ‘once-in-a -lifetime crisis for school,’ we know that future crises are, unfortunately, inevitable. What schools, educators and families have experienced over the last two years has radically changed…
[ad_1] Schools are confronting vast achievement gaps among students and an exhausted teaching force. Some say it’s time to finally commit to scalable personalized learning. Not only do we need to meet kids individually where they are, but we also have to ease the burden that teachers face. For Dr. Shawn Smith, Chief Innovation Officer…
[ad_1] Each year, universities choose their peer institutions when reporting their data to the U.S. Department of Education’s Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System, or Ipeds. In return, they receive a customized report that compares their performance to that of their selected peers on various measures, like enrollment, graduation rates, and average staff salaries. The Chronicle…
[ad_1] Across the country we are witnessing a resurgence in student activism. On campuses far and wide, one can hear calls for racial justice, worker rights, divestment, environmental action and gender equity ringing out. But there’s another kind of equity that I hear less about: the equitable economic development of the localities and regions surrounding…
[ad_1] Elliot Felix is an author, speaker, teacher, father, and consultant to more than a hundred colleges and universities. He joins host Mike Palmer in a conversation about making the most out of higher education and his new book, How to Get the Most Out of College: 127 Ways to Make Connections, Make it Work…