How K-12 teachers can help win the battle against college cheating
I am sorry to be the one to tell you this, but the job description for middle and high school teachers is about to get longer and more complicated. Read more
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Biden administration resists Democrats’ pleas on student debt relief as deadline nears
Congressional Democrats are urging the White House to extend the freeze on student loan repayments, and for the president to cancel up to $50,000 of student debt — but so far the administration is not budging. Read more
How one private university is leveling tuition to attract first-generation students
Bentley University's new program offers an affordable path for those who may view the institution as out of reach. Read more
Critical race theory: 3 experts discuss its true role in higher education
University leaders offer a history lesson by debunking several theories, including its prevalence on campuses. Read more
More students want to skip college. Are schools prepared to help them?
When the afternoon bell rang, Autumn Edwards, a high school senior in the Methow Valley, rushed out of class to her 1997 Ford F-150 pickup truck — and to her job at a ranch. Read more
How subscription-based education supports lifelong learning for students and workers
Shorter, flexible, and affordable just in-time learning opportunities are becoming a greater need Read more
These universities feel better restarting in person, even with COVID-19 raging
The University of Oregon and Oregon State University kicked off live classes on Monday, two in a long list of higher education institutions that have decided to open 2022 semesters in person rather than online. Read more
Where will these ‘unentitled’ kids go to college?
Sacred are the high school college counselors and teachers who mentor their students during their lunch breaks, after school and on their Thanksgiving break such as Lynda McGee, the college counselor at Downtown Magnets. (“The unentitled kids: California’s new generation of star college applicants,” Dec. 29) Read more
What COVID-19 taught us about creating community
The embrace of technology tools while building learning for the future has made higher education much stronger. Read more
Experts weigh in on 2022: Colleges must start ‘operating more like businesses’
ROI, partnerships and meeting student needs will be high priorities for colleges and universities this year. Read more
