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Workforce Training
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NC State and WCPSS partnered to launch a program that allows instructional assistants earn teaching licenses while working.
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Pennsylvania Western University leaders say they are adapting to modern learning experiences and responding to workforce needs as the state university...
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Educators are no longer naively wondering if students will use generative AI to do their homework for them. A big question now is how to determine what students are actually learning.
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Americans are both proud and critical of our colleges and universities. They're more highly ranked than those in other countries. Yet trust has declined.
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When Andrew King applied to the MentorLinks program in 2024, he sought help adding course-based undergraduate research experiences to biology courses at Lehigh Carbon Community College (LCCC). King, t...
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Illinois college identifies three factors needed to be an effective apprenticeship sponsor
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For decades, quantum science has held theoretical promise but remained largely the realm of university and government lab researchers. In recent years, however, the commercial potential of quantum —...
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The message was always the same: One of you will win, losing does not make the others losers, but regardless, we must all accept the election results.
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Through the Warrior-Scholar Project, military veterans tackle a 75-hour academic boot camp at Caltech to prepare for the rigors of college.
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The ELEVATE Postsecondary Network aims to ensure postsecondary programs provide transferable skills, reduce barriers and connect learners to quality jobs. Across the country, millions of learners are ...
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Leaders of Wisconsin nursing schools are optimistic a new emergency rule allowing RNs with bachelor's degrees to teach hands-on courses will help ease a faculty shortage.
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Unofficial names and alternate terms.
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Youth apprenticeship is gaining ground. See what families think now, and why earn-and-learn pathways resonate today.
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We need a clearer set of routes from learning to earning for opportunity youth, young people age 16–24 who are full of potential but disconnected from the two institutions that typically launch a su...
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Higher ed must move swiftly to adapt to modern learner and workforce needs. That involves reimagining pathways in education to be flexible and relevant.
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When a UCLA professor debuted the custom textbook a year ago, other faculty criticized it as a potential threat to teaching and learning. But the textbook boosted student engagement and freed up instr...
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Claims that Harvard no longer teaches Western civilization are wrong. The real threat to the humanities is collapsing student demand.