Skill Development
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ASU and NASPO Build Public Procurement Career Pathways for Students
ASU and NASPO are connecting coursework, internships and campus programs to introduce students to public procurement careers.
Authentic Assessment Needs to Build Professional Habits, Not Just Job Skills
Authentic tasks can connect coursework to work, but professional readiness also depends on reliability, initiative, feedback and adaptability.
AI in Education: When Assistance Builds Skills and When It Replaces Practice
AI can improve student work without deepening understanding. The key is whether it supports practice or does the thinking students need to learn.
First-Year Writing Gives Nursing Students an Early, Hands-On Look at the Profession
A nursing-focused English 1101 course pairs writing assignments with clinical concepts, helping students connect composition skills to healthcare and assess their career interests early.
U.S. Finalizes Accreditation Rules, Easing Entry for New Agencies
New federal accreditation rules take effect July 1, 2027, adding review criteria on academic freedom and lowering barriers for new accreditors.
Pomona College to Govern Claremont Graduate University Under 2027 Deal
Pomona will oversee major decisions at Claremont Graduate University as the graduate institution restructures amid enrollment declines and a projected deficit.
Bard Audit Questions Authenticity of Botstein-Epstein Emails
A Bard-commissioned audit found serious inconsistencies in emails attributed to Leon Botstein, while other allegations remain under review.
Student and School Leader Reports Reveal a Blind Spot in School Bullying
In Delhi, student reports of bullying far outstrip leaders’ estimates, showing why education systems need to examine differences in school data.
Louisiana Public Colleges Face $4B Maintenance Backlog as Regents Seek $702M
Louisiana’s public campuses need $777 million in annual capital spending over 10 years to clear a $4B backlog and cover future maintenance.
School Career Readiness Measures Lag Behind Student Interest in Nondegree Paths
Counselors report growing interest in career paths beyond college, while school measures and staffing still leave those options under-supported.
Why 91 Public Higher Education Systems Struggle to Turn Scale Into Resilience
An analysis of 91 public systems finds that shared data and operational capacity matter more than size for stabilizing finances and rebuilding enrollment.
How Personal Stories Can Sharpen Critical Thinking in Dental Hygiene Education
A dental educator’s experience shows how storytelling can turn patient history lessons into memorable practice in critical thinking and error prevention.
What Career Tests Can Tell You About Your Next Move
Career tests can reveal promising directions by mapping your interests, but choosing a next move takes research into roles, pay, and daily work.
Syracuse University to Review Administrative and Executive Operations
Syracuse will assess its administrative structure as it faces a projected deficit, following academic cuts and enrollment pressure.
AI in Higher Education: Use Learning Science to Guide Classroom Decisions
AI’s effects on learning remain uncertain. Established learning principles offer faculty a practical way to assess when classroom uses support students.
How LearnKit Could Put Learners in Control of Their Education Records
LearnKit envisions a trusted learner wallet that brings skills, goals, and learning records together, helping people guide their education and career journeys.
Anna Maria College Cancels Auction for 260-Acre Campus After No Qualifying Bids
No bids met Anna Maria College’s terms for its 260-acre estate. The closed school will pursue a sale of a 2.4-acre parcel.
Early Literacy Should Teach Children to Question AI Answers
As AI makes answers easy to get, early literacy must help children weigh evidence, connect ideas and question what information leaves out.
How to Document Business Processes While the Work Is Happening
Record steps, decisions, timing, and surprises during real work to capture details memory often misses and create more useful process documentation.
Finland’s Education Decline Shows Why Schools Must Adapt to a Changing Childhood
Finland’s falling PISA results reflect interacting changes in classrooms, family life and technology, raising hard questions about learning and adaptation.