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Education equity advocates say they’ve reached “an important milestone” in addressing pandemic-era learning loss after the Los Angeles Unified School District agreed to provide three years…

I’m hoping everyone working in higher education is aware of the recent events at Texas A&M, where a student recording of an exchange with an instructor…

Today’s colleges face an uncertain future and need to be more relevant and more connected to the world of work to thrive.   The liberal arts, which…

Everywhere you look, someone is telling students and workers to “learn AI.”  It’s become the go-to advice for staying employable, relevant and prepared for the future.…

When Donald Trump won his second term, India’s ruling elite must have been quietly pleased. Prime minister Narendra Modi’s performative courting of King Donald, both in…

Approximately 65 percent of the 1.2 million active-duty service members in the U.S. armed forces have less than an associate degree level of education, according to 2023 data;…

Getty ImagesPeople with learning disabilities and autism in England are dying almost 20 years younger than the rest of the population, a long-awaited report has said.The…

August 29, 20253 min readStudent AIs Pick Up Unexpected Traits from Teachers through Subliminal LearningAI can transfer strange qualities through seemingly unrelated training—from a love of…

Over the past decade, local newsrooms have been disappearing from the U.S., leaving communities without a trusted information source for happenings in their region. But a…

On Aug. 12, senior learning designer Heather Hans posted on LinkedIn, After 7 years of service with a great team, I’ve been laid off from Duke, like…