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California Invests to Improve Preschool Instruction for Dual Language Learners
California is training teachers to work with preschool dual language learners using new models like SEAL and Project GLAD.
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The data and algorithms normally used to predict student enrollment and retention in higher education have been thrown off by the pandemic.
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Establishing a true national-level position could help achieve increased intelligence integration on COVID-19 and other infectious threats.