Education
COVID-19 Will Leave Millions Without Education. America Can Change That
It's timely to reflect upon one of the most important yet underreported challenges the world is facing—the education deficit.
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Leading Pharmacy & Physician's Assistant Programs 2021California State University, Monterey Bay
California State University, Monterey Bay
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Leading Pharmacy & Physician's Assistant Programs 2021University of Kentucky Department of Physician Assistant Studies
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Leading Pharmacy & Physician's Assistant Programs 2021School of Health Sciences at Touro College
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Leading Pharmacy & Physician's Assistant Programs 2021The University of Toledo
The University of Toledo
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Leading Pharmacy & Physician's Assistant Programs 2021Belmont University College of Pharmacy
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Nashville Teacher Told to Quit for Protesting In-Person Learning
The teacher encouraged other community members to file similar complaints following the education board member's suggestion.
Brexit Could Cost Talent. A U.K. Educator on What Universities Can Do Now
"Universities are felt by many people not to be quite as relevant as they could be. They have become a preserve of the left-wing elite," says Professor Sir Ed Byrne. "Their thinking isn't as fine-tuned as it might be with the needs of ordinary people and their communities."
Where Joe Biden Stands on Student Loan Forgiveness
Some 44 million Americans are in debt associated with their education, totaling around $1.5 trillion.
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Healing a Divided Nation
The attack in Washington, D.C., is one of the many symptoms of a larger problem of white supremacy throughout our nation.
N.J. Gov Blasts Criticism That Smokers Are Being Vaccinated Over Others
Governor Phil Murphy said that teachers as well as other workers are eligible for the COVID vaccine in the new eligibility expansion.
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Viral Video Shows Teacher Claiming Antifa Stormed the Capitol
In the clip, the teacher also claims that rioters didn't have guns, so they couldn't have been trying to overthrow the government.
Early Childhood Educators are Essential to Our Economy and Our Future
The future of our economy depends on quality early childhood centers being open, and that can only happen if we deeply invest in retaining and recruiting qualified educators.
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AMPLIFYExpand Your Career Opportunities With the Linux Foundation
Many IT professionals are probably already familiar with Linux, a desktop operating system, and an incredibly popular web server. You can expand your career opportunities by going for more certifications and training through the Linux Foundation.
Three Conservative Principles for Education
As conservatives look to help hard-hit families recover from the dislocations of COVID-19 and gear up for the policy debates of the Biden era, we need to think about what we offer when it comes to schools and schooling.
Where Biden's Education Secretary Stands on Issues Like Reopening Schools
President-elect Joe Biden has named Connecticut Education Commissioner Miguel Cardona to lead the Department of Education.
Teachers Blast Biden's Education Secretary Pick: 'A Slap in the Face'
Teachers were disappointed to learn Connecticut's education commissioner was tapped, citing his limited experience teaching in a classroom.
Our Next Ed Secretary Must Focus on Quality, Choice for Minority Students
Countless parents like me are working tirelessly to provide other families with quality education and a choice between schools.
British Schools Might Not Open After Christmas Following COVID Mutation
It remains a "national priority" for all pupils to return to school full-time in January but that may still be reviewed, a U.K. government spokesperson said.
The Supreme Court Opened the Door for Religious Charter Schools
Given the rhetoric from the frontrunners Biden is considering for education secretary, it's fair to assume whomever he chooses won't share DeVos's zeal for religious freedom and school choice.
Congress Should Invest in Internet Connectivity for Underserved Students
When it comes to education, far too many of our nation's students are living without basic broadband internet connections.
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Leaders in Private Education 2020-21International School of Los Angeles
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Leaders in Private Education 2020-21Green Meadow Waldorf School
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