The push aims to help address the shortage of mental health professionals in New Jersey schools and to increase diversity among those professionals.
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How Education Technology and Tutoring Can Help More Kids
The Hechinger Report May 1, 2023A blend of tutors and technology yielded results in ninth grade algebra equivalent to daily human tutoring alone at a much lower cost: $2,000 per student versus $3,000.
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Data Analysis Illuminates Diversity Within Populations
Brookings May 1, 2023The work done by big-data scholars is helping to call attention to the challenges of improving upward mobility and is creating a bright future for active changes in socioeconomic challenges in communities today.
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Department of Agriculture Loans Rural Colleges Millions
The Hechinger Report May 1, 2023The Agriculture Department’s support of rural universities and colleges underscores how important they are to rural America. It’s also raised questions about risking taxpayer money to delay the seemingly inevitable closings of many of these institutions.
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Learnings From Union Strikes Against Universities
Higher Education Dive May 1, 2023Higher Education News…
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How Schools Can Prioritize Student Mental Health
Mashable Apr 30, 2023When children walk through a school’s doors, counselor Tinisha Parker, Ph.D., understands that they’re not just carrying backpacks and lunchboxes. She knows that kids are also shouldering invisible burdens like…
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As College Enrollment Drops, College Towns Suffer Economically
Higher Ed Dive Apr 30, 2023Higher Education News…
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How to Help Empower Students in Math Topics
The Hechinger Report Apr 30, 2023The best response to the post-pandemic “dip” in math scores is not high-dosage tutoring, extended learning time or personalized learning. Instead, we need to help students create positive math identities.
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Encouraging Entrepreneurship Among Youth in India
India Development Review Apr 29, 2023India is facing a job crisis. In November 2022, the unemployment rate in the country rose to 8 percent—the highest in three months. According to a statistical profile on unemployment in India from…
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Improvements in School Culture Can Address Student Absenteeism
Education Dive Apr 29, 2023Maurice J. Elias, a professor in the Psychology Department at Rutgers University and director of the Rutgers Social-Emotional Learning Lab, shared on Edutopia a two-step process for reducing chronic absenteeism.…
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Click here for more.Gender equity and education, core tenets of SDGs 4 and 5, are issues with significant overlap. The Covid-19 pandemic has also exacerbated the issues these Goals seek to address. 147…
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Is Free College Sufficient to Support Low-income Students?
The Hechinger Report Apr 28, 2023Most new “free college” programs cover only the tuition still outstanding after federal aid is used up. That still often leaves low-income students with other expenses — such as housing, books and transportation — uncovered.
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