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Schools Use Trial and Error for Choosing Edtech, But They Don’t Have to

Edsurge

Many people realize that 2,500 cities cannot design, fund and build a national network of roads, bridges, tunnels, railways and electricity transmission lines by themselves. In each of these situations—and many more—the federal government makes possible the collection, analysis and dissemination of information that would otherwise not flow.

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Ensure Your District is Data Ready with this Free Playbook

eSchool News

Below are some key considerations to keep in mind: Good data governance—which the U.S. However, Project Unicorn’s 2023 State of the Sector Report indicates that this remains a significant challenge for school districts. Data Governance Data Governance is the first of three domains addressed in the Playbook.

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COVID Brought Attention To Early Childhood Education. Here’s How Investors Are Responding.

Edsurge

Treasury report from September noted the harmful effects of shortfalls in the childcare supply. Market uncertainty during the early days of the pandemic had temporarily halted growth in the early childhood education sector, which had been expanding steadily in the previous decade. Daniel Mollenkamp is a business reporter at EdSurge.

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OPINION: A hopeful note for early childhood education in 2024 — Some states are stepping up investment

The Hechinger Report

The child care “stabilization” funds included in the American Rescue Plan Act were just that — emergency funding to stabilize the sector amid a pandemic. There is one bright note: State and local governments are offering models of innovation and glimmers of hope in the face of such a dire challenge. Sign up for Hechinger’s newsletter.

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How Community Coalitions Are Bridging the Digital Divide

Digital Promise

Many of these efforts are rooted in long-standing partnerships across sectors and institutions. Connecting for Good secured donations of devices and hotspots from local businesses and government agencies, and distributed to families with students. Dana Borrelli-Murray Executive Director, Highlander Institute.

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Inside a growing federal effort to prepare students for cybersecurity careers

The Hechinger Report

In the winter of 2019, a group of college faculty members, education consultants and government employees from the Department of Education and the National Security Agency were discussing how to address a talent gap in cybersecurity — there were more 300,000 job openings in the growing sector and no one qualified to fill them.

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COLUMN: Should schools teach climate activism?

The Hechinger Report

The think tank Rand recently reported in its 2023 State of the American Teacher survey that two-thirds of teachers nationally said they were limiting discussions about political and social issues in class. Korbey, the “Building Better Citizens” author, would agree with that approach. and the University of Maryland-College Park. “It’s

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