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Increasing Student Success: A Developmental Approach

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If you are like most of those with whom I work, you spend hours identifying the desired learning outcomes, essential understandings and skills, and appropriate materials. This then leads to countless hours of designing assessments and learning experiences. Research Papers in Education , 35 (6), pp.641-680. de Boer, H.

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Building Effective Edtech Business Models to Reach the Global Poor

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Acumen , we have been increasingly looking for business models with the potential to improve learning outcomes for the poor. primary and secondary education. These are evidenced by poor performances on international assessments such as the OECD’s PISA and the low rate of high school students enrolling in higher education.

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How Open Standards Are Breaking Down Data Barriers

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Suzanne Carbonaro Vice President of Postsecondary Education & Workforce Programs, 1EdTech To discuss how institutions can turn raw data into real impact, EdSurge spoke with Suzanne Carbonaro, Vice President of Post-Secondary Education and Workforce Programs at 1EdTech Consortium (1EdTech).

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Increasing Student Success: A Developmental Approach

Faculty Focus

If you are like most of those with whom I work, you spend hours identifying the desired learning outcomes, essential understandings and skills, and appropriate materials. This then leads to countless hours of designing assessments and learning experiences. Research Papers in Education , 35 (6), pp.641-680. de Boer, H.

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All Eyes Are on the Federal Education Budget—But Local Agency Plans May Matter More

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While the proposed cuts to the federal education budget have taken the. The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) has always required local agency plans as a condition of getting the federal funding. These plans are beginning to show a magnitude of change that has—so far—gone under the radar.

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