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Can peer counseling programs bridge access gaps for youth? Experts say it’s complicated

The Hechinger Report

The basic idea behind these peer support programs is straightforward: They rely on students trained to offer a listening ear to those who reach out, provide direct mentorship and guidance, or spot struggling students and help connect them with an adult or professional resources. Read the series.

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OPINION: Why we must invest in new, innovative workforce training to fill a skills gap

The Hechinger Report

Recent history reminds us that the only way we can build a stronger, more resilient society is by investing in meaningful workforce training and good-paying jobs in the rapidly growing information technology field. Build company-specific programs that focus on recruiting and/or customized training. Sign up for the Hechinger newsletter.

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How edtech is transforming bilingual education in the U.S.

eSchool News

As this figure continues to grow year over year, true bilingual education is becoming more vital to equitably support student success. How do we ensure students achieve proficiency with the English language while receiving a rich and comprehensive education? It should be recognized that bilingual education lifts all boats.

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Canada treats its adjunct professors better than the U.S. does – and it pays off for students 

The Hechinger Report

He has an office, access to professional training and government-provided health insurance. Some 44 percent of American university and college faculty are part-time , according to the National Center for Education Statistics. He makes the equivalent of about $7,000 per course, per term. It’s not fair to them — we know that.

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OPINION: Post-pandemic, let’s develop true education-to-workforce pathways to secure a better future

The Hechinger Report

The pandemic disrupted the “when I grow up” dreams of too many students, leaving fewer prepared for education and training after high school. Pathways are a way of connecting the dots among K-12, higher education and career training in a smooth continuum, rather than treating them as three separate systems.

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The journey to student-centered learning

Neo LMS

This post was originally published on October 31, on Education Technology. shouts the Railway-Conductor-Head-teacher and all the traveler-students get in the train. In case it’s not clear by now that the above lines are not at all about a train journey, I must say I’m actually talking about our educational system.

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Supporting Educational Recovery with Community and Family Engagement

edWeb.net

Providing Education and Support Services. School leaders receive training in developing partnerships and ensuring that they are linked to learning and wellness. It is also working with local businesses to obtain services and technical training opportunities for students. Expanding Family and Community Engagement Programs.