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7+ Websites to Teach Financial Literacy

Ask a Tech Teacher

When kids read that America’s $30 trillion+ debt is accepted by many experts as ‘business as usual’, I wonder how that news will affect their future personal finance decisions. The good news is: Half of the nation’s schools require a financial literacy course. The bad new is: Only half require a financial literacy course.

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What You Can Expect from EdSurge in 2019

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Along with many of our current investors, we received support from Golden Angels, and investors Deborah Quazzo and Jason Palmer. Central to the deal are two new partners for EdSurge, both based in China: JMD.edu, a news, events and research group very much like a cousin to EdSurge, and the Chinese education company TAL Education Group.

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ISTE to Acquire EdSurge, in Move to Nonprofit

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was founded in 2011 as a venture-backed, for-profit news organization. It has raised more than $8 million from a mix of investors , including edtech stalwarts Reach Capital and GSV Capital, along with Chinese juggernaut TAL Education. The news comes on the heels of a similar announcement by the Salt Lake Tribune , the first major U.S.

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April is Financial Literacy Month–Try these Resources

Ask a Tech Teacher

Most new jobholders never had to think about costs vs. revenue, instead relied on parents to keep a roof over their head, heat and AC turned on, and gas in the car (and a car in the driveway). The good news is: Half of the nation’s schools require a financial literacy course. The bad news is it’s not mandatory.

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Chase the Endless Summer With These 50+ Higher-Ed Conferences

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For those looking to keep the feeling alive beyond September, there’s good news: Any time of year, faculty, administrators and software developers are gathering to discuss what’s next in education and technology—and we’ve compiled a free, downloadable calendar of the events that innovative instructors and entrepreneurs don’t want to miss.

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Impact funds pour money into ed tech businesses

The Hechinger Report

million from investors. One of the investors — the MaRS Catalyst Fund — was unusual. One of the main things Classcraft plans to do with its new money is build its sales force to sell its gamification software for social-emotional learning to schools. “You’re not the investor for us,” he recalled.

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Discovery Education and Leading Corporate and Nonprofit Partners Launch First-of-Its-Kind Initiative Supporting Sustainability

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“Recent statistics reveal a concerning trend: while the majority of teachers recognize the importance of teaching students about climate and sustainability, only half of them are currently addressing these vital topics within their classrooms. For more news and information on Honeywell, please visit www.honeywell.com/newsroom.

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