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Clearing the Lane for Apprenticeship
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Addressing Impacts of COVID-19 on Children, Families, Educators, and ECE Systems
A new project between New America and EducationCounsel illustrates the impact of COVID-19 on Children, Families, Educators, and ECE Systems.
If We Can’t Stop Iceland’s Glaciers from Melting, Let’s Replace Them with Forests
As Iceland’s glaciers melt and new land emerges, the government should consider afforestation as an innovative adaptation to climate change.
In the Wake of COVID-19, California is Doubling Down on Higher Education
The California Governor’s Council for Post-Secondary Education convened a Recovery With Equity Taskforce and shares COVID-19 recommendations
Supporting Community College Student Success through Paid Work Experience
Subsidized, career-relevant work experience should be part of a recruitment, re-engagement, and equity strategy at community colleges.
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Developing and Retaining Strong Teacher Talent in North Carolina with Micro-credentials
Beverly Perdue and Myra Best explain why pursuing micro-credentials is a winning approach to promoting ongoing teacher development in NC.