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    C4Q investors will get paid for success in Queens

    ImactAlpha Sep 13, 2017

    New York angel investor Tony Davis invested $750,000 in a bond to retrain low-income, low-skilled workers for tech jobs in the borough of New York. “It’s not a loan, and…

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    New Study on Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in Education

    NewSchools Venture Fund Sep 13, 2017

    Today, I’m thrilled to announce a new study, “Unrealized Impact.” But before we discuss that, I have to go back in time. A year ago, I had an idea for…

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    A 3rd-Grade Teacher Is Panhandling to Raise Money For Classroom Supplies

    The 74 Sep 12, 2017

    It wasn’t so much that Teresa Danks wanted to stand on the side of the road in her hometown of Claremore, Oklahoma, begging for money. It was that she felt…

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    New Markets gets 10.5 million dollars to close U.S. education and skill gaps

    ImpactAlpha Sep 12, 2017

    ACT, an Iowa-based nonprofit best known for its standardized college-readiness exam, made the investment in New Markets Venture Partners as part of ACT’s mission to improve education and career readiness. According to…

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    Science, Engineering And Design To Evolve Education

    New Profit Sep 11, 2017

    Computer science is the spine that has created continually improving R&D and distribution systems in nearly every major endeavor: e.g. science, engineering, social science, medicine, retail, aviation, and entertainment. It…

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    Imagining the Future of Online Learning and MOOCs

    Tech Trends Sep 11, 2017

    There’s little doubt that online courses are proving popular with students all over the world. Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) providers such as EdX and Futurelearn have been lauded with democratising higher education and…

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    Being the Oldest in Kindergarten Gets You Into Better Colleges?

    The 74 Media Inc. Sep 11, 2017

    Can being the oldest in kindergarten help students get into better colleges? A new study suggests the answer is yes. The National Bureau of Economic Research found that being an older kindergartner has benefits…

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    How Do We Teach Sept. 11 To Young Students?

    NPR Sep 11, 2017

    “Never forget” became a national rallying cry after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Yet America’s schools — where collective memory is shaped — are now full of students who…

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    Keep the Federal Government out of School Choice

    Cato Institute Sep 10, 2017

    School choice has many benefits. It frees people to select the type of education that will best serve their families. It makes educators accountable to the people they are supposed…

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    Sticking Together to Support Young People into Employment

    The Wyatt Trust Sep 9, 2017

    Wyatt is thrilled to be partnering with SYC to support their ‘Sticking Together’ Project through 2017/2018. SYC, a national not-for-profit organisation providing employment, training and youth services, developed ‘Sticking Together’ as a…

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    Can sector-focused training help low-income adults?

    MDRC Sep 8, 2017

    The wages and earnings of low-income workers have been stagnant or declining in real terms for approximately 35 years. Nationwide, the labor market-driven growth of the low-wage workforce has become…

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    Education venture NEST raises funds for India

    ImpactAlpha Sep 8, 2017

    The Gurgaon-based startup, Naandi Education Support And Training (NEST), is a for-profit spinoff of the Naandi Foundation. NEST runs two low-cost “tech-and-brick” learning centers — physical centers that enroll underserved…

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