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How Rising Higher Ed Costs Change Student Attitudes About College

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At the end of each school year at Central High School, seniors grab a paint pen and write their post-graduation plans on a glass wall outside the counseling office. When I told her I was an English major back in my own college years, she quickly said, “I’m sorry.” PAUL, Minn. — Others, she said, are heading straight to a job.

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Storefront Advising Programs Bring Free College Counseling Into Low-Income Communities

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Bringing College Access Into Communities Community-based college advising centers get a lot of foot traffic through one-on-one counseling sessions and group workshops. By offering guidance in both Spanish and English, these programs aim to make parents feel fully included as their children consider where to head after high school.

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Librarians are taking the lead in the digital transformation

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“When technology first impacted education, it hit the libraries first—first in the public and then in the school libraries,” says Johnson, whose school has about 980 students and one campus. Because of this, we’ve been at the forefront of the educational technology movement for a long time.”.

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Why Old Arguments for Earning a Diploma Don't Resonate With My Students — and Which Ones Will

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How the Value of a Diploma Has Changed Just as teachers are navigating all the changes happening in education, so are students. Admittedly, I find it hard to counsel them when the value of a diploma and the future of society keeps moving before I have time to adjust.

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Roybi Raises $4.2 Million Seed Round to Produce Educational Robots

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Currently, Roybi has about 500 lessons, stories and songs, promising to introduce children in school or at home to over 70,000 words in English, Spanish and Chinese. The robot has technology to detect children’s faces and recognize individual users to turn on and start its lessons. The company did not disclose their names.

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How Schools Are Holding Edtech Products to a Higher Standard

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Educational technology adoption has grown significantly in the past decade, and it’s clear that K-12 schools are now comfortable with and embrace the new technology norms. Susan Uram Director of Educational Technology at Rockford Public Schools But effectively evaluating edtech products is no small feat.

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Colleges Are Missing Out on Students Who Start — But Don’t Finish — Their Applications

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Counseling Students to Submit Applications Dorma Lozada, a senior at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan, recalls going through the college application process herself a few years ago. And many of her students’ parents do not speak English. After all, the enrollment rate of students who completed the Common App — 88.4