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College enrollment is down. Can these new state policies help?

2022-09-16
Educators from around the country gathered at the Reagan Institute Summit on Education in Washington, D.C., this summer to brainstorm ways to deal with the drop in college enrollment. Ideas included improving technological infrastructure for students and training for faculty, and to find new ways to help students struggling with such life issues as child…

Six puzzling questions from the disastrous NAEP results

2022-09-16
The low math and reading scores for 9-year-olds from the recent National Assessment of Educational Progress paint a somewhat confusing picture - although it's clear that today's students have less measurable math proficiency than students from the early 2000s. Education journalist Jill Barshay looks at six puzzling aspects of the reports - including how far…

Report: State ed leaders prioritize cybersecurity, but funding is lacking

2022-09-16
State education officials responding to a survey by the State Educational Technology Directors Association say that cybersecurity is a high priority, especially in light of a recent cyberattack on the Los Angeles Unified school district. However, according to the survey, only 6% of respondents said their state provides ample funding for cybersecurity initiatives.

Miljontals flyktingbarn och ungdomar går inte i skolan – UNHCR uppmanar till inkludering i utbildningssystem

2022-09-15
Tillgång till utbildning är avgörande för att säkerställa en hållbar framtid för unga flyktingar som tvingats fly på grund av konflikt, våld och förföljelse. Långt färre flyktingbarn och ungdomar har tillgång till utbildning än motsvarande barn och ungdomar utan flyktingbakgrund. Det visar UNHCR:s nya rapport