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    Texas Program Increases First-Gen College Enrollment

    Chalkbeat Feb 1, 2021

    COVID is highlighting the downsides of losing face-to-face contact in many aspects of life, including education, just as more and more research underscores how critical school relationships can be to students’ success. The latest example is a new…

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    College Faculty Fear that Online Education Exacerbates Inequity

    Higher Ed Dive Jan 31, 2021

    College faculty are concerned the pandemic is widening gaps in student success and equity, per a recent survey of more than 850 instructors teaching introductory courses. The instructors, who represent more than…

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    American Schools Are Increasingly Segregated By Income

    The 74 Jan 31, 2021

    It’s a foundational premise of the American dream: that through hard work and diligent study, young people can use education to access opportunities that were denied to their parents. However,…

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    Why We Need Public Colleges in Rural America

    Higher Ed Dive Jan 30, 2021

    Despite their local impact, rural public colleges have received less per student in state appropriations than the national average, which includes state flagships and research institutions. Their tuition revenue is…

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    As Student Debt Increases, So Does the Racial Wealth Gap

    Aspen Institute Jan 29, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Raquan Wedderburn & Karen Biddle Andres outline trends in American student debt, and highlight the relationship between generational wealth and widening racial divides in debt burdens.…

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    How to Make Online Learning Strategies Last Beyond the Pandemic

    RAND Corporation Jan 28, 2021

    As school systems across the country learned when they were forced to suddenly close in spring 2020, remote instruction is a fundamentally different task than what school districts are designed…

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    More Progress is Necessary to Tackle the Digital Divide

    EdSurge Jan 28, 2021

    When schools closed last March, roughly 16 million U.S. K-12 students lacked access to a working device, reliable high-speed internet or both. In the months that followed, many states and…

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    Is It Time to Bring Back Apprenticeships?

    Brookings Jan 28, 2021

    Apprenticeships have a long history in the U.S., but they have yet to be widely adopted outside trades such as construction and utilities. Apprenticeships, which combine on-the-job and classroom training…

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    Targeting Funding for Students’ Food Security Becomes Difficult

    Urban Institute Jan 27, 2021

    To help students during the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government eased restrictions to allow schools to provide students with free meals. These initiatives provide a valuable benefit to hungry students,…

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    A Meaningful Approach to Playful Learning Experiences in Cities

    Brookings Jan 27, 2021

    In order to thrive in today’s rapidly changing world, children need rich learning opportunities in and out of school that allow them to adapt and engage in independent and lifelong…

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    Better Higher Education Philanthropy

    Forbes Jan 27, 2021

    MacKenzie Scott, author and the first accountant at Amazon, is leading a new wave of individual social impact philanthropy. Late in 2020, she announced her latest round of almost $6 billion in…

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    Addressing Student Debt Through Philanthropy

    Philanthropy News Digest

    In an age of mega-donors and flashy facilities, higher education philanthropy increasingly is about bigness. Philanthropists and foundations scramble to put their names on buildings, endow chairs in popular departments,…

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