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Texas Education Savings Accounts Give One Family a Better Fit for Dyslexia
A Texas mother says education savings account funding has helped her daughter find classes and support that fit her learning needs.
College Grading: When Decimal Precision Distracts From Learning
Fine-grained grades can turn learning into point chasing. Faculty can keep standards high while making feedback clearer and scores more meaningful.
ACT Retesting Boosts Scores: Key Insights from Class of 2026
About 33% of students retaking the ACT saw an average score increase, highlighting the impact of retesting initiatives in schools nationwide.
The Evolving Role of Supplemental Essays in College Admissions
University leaders discuss how supplemental essays impact the admissions process and the balance between thorough evaluation and administrative efficiency.
Penn State Proposes Phasing Out 47 Undergraduate Programs Amid Enrollment Decline
Penn State plans to cut 47 undergraduate programs due to low enrollment, as part of a broader review aimed at aligning academic offerings with student demand.
Navigating the Complex Role of Generative AI in Student Learning
PISA data reveals mixed outcomes in student performance linked to AI usage, prompting critical evaluations of technology's role in education.
Chicago's Educational Ecosystem: Fostering Entrepreneurship and Creative Skills
Chicago's recent New Pathways event highlighted innovative approaches in education, emphasizing entrepreneurship and the arts for student preparedness.
Adapting International Student Recruitment Strategies Amid Enrollment Challenges
U.S. colleges are diversifying international recruitment strategies to tackle enrollment declines and adapt to changing demographics.
Rethinking Education: Why Collaborative Skills Matter More Than Test Scores
Assessments should reflect true intelligence by valuing collaboration and interaction over individual knowledge, enhancing collective learning outcomes.
Visa Fraud Allegations Spark Scrutiny of Elite Universities' Immigration Practices
Vice President JD Vance accuses top universities of misusing J-1 visas, raising concerns over foreign labor's impact on domestic job opportunities.
Effective Strategies for Delivering Difficult Employee Termination News
Master the essential communication techniques for employee terminations to ensure clarity and support during challenging conversations.
Court Dismisses Claims of Discrimination by Purdue's Former Diversity Chief
A federal judge dismissed the race bias and retaliation claims of Purdue University's former diversity chief, citing lack of evidence and valid comparators.
Rethinking Nursing Education: Strategies to Enhance Clinical Reasoning
Transform nursing education by shifting focus from memorization to clinical reasoning, fostering deeper understanding and confidence in students.
Enhancing Clinical Reasoning in Nursing Education Through Structured Learning
This article discusses effective strategies for fostering clinical reasoning in nursing students, emphasizing structured learning over rote memorization.
Virginia Wins Legal Battle: Court Upholds In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
A federal judge ruled against the DOJ, upholding Virginia's laws allowing in-state tuition for undocumented students, highlighting states' rights in education policies.
Establishing Work Boundaries: Strategies for Managing Requests and Expectations
Learn effective strategies for setting work boundaries and managing expectations to protect your personal time and reduce stress in the workplace.
ASU's Three-Year Degree Program: A New Path to Alleviate the Teacher Shortage
Arizona State University's three-year degree program aims to tackle the teacher shortage by reducing costs and accelerating entry into the profession.
Legal Win for Privacy: University of Pennsylvania’s Fight Against EEOC Subpoena
The University of Pennsylvania successfully challenged an EEOC subpoena, highlighting privacy concerns and setting a precedent for institutional autonomy in academia.
Concerns Rise Over New OPT Fee Structure for International Students in the U.S.
The DHS's proposed fees for colleges supporting international students in OPT raise concerns about accessibility and could deter future enrollment.
Lawsuit Challenges DHS Changes to International Student Training Programs
Higher education advocates are pushing back against new DHS guidance that limits Curricular Practical Training opportunities for international students.