Teachers Lean on Each Other to Rise Above and Beyond During Pandemic to Support Dual Language Learners
The pandemic has created challenges to serving dual language learners, but teachers are devising approaches to make online class engaging.
What Students and Colleges Faced During the Pandemic
Students and colleges faced a litany of challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic.
[ONLINE] – Defining Endless Wars: The First Step Towards Ending Them
Join the International Security Program in the launch of David Sterman’s new report to discuss how to define an “endless war”.
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12:15PM – 1:45PM EDT
1/26 FCC Petition Urging Expansion of E-Rate to Provide Broadband Needed for Remote Learning for Students Without Access
As Education Secretary, What Would Cardona Do for Early Learning?
Both in terms of COVID response and post-pandemic priorities, we want to know how a Secretary Cardona would support our youngest learners.
Build Back Better Transit, in the Bay and Beyond
The COVID-19 pandemic should demonstrate to the broader public and our elected representatives that transit is an essential service
How will China’s privacy law apply to the Chinese state?
More Than Tuition: Opening the Door to Greater Transparency and Helpful Oversight to Ensure Students Can Afford College
The recently passed omnibus legislation included substantive changes to the definition of a college’s “Cost of Attendance.”
New America’s Open Technology Institute and Education Policy Program Join Coalition Requesting Emergency E-Rate Funding and Flexibility to Close the Remote Learning Gap
Emergency petition asks FCC to authorize the additional E-Rate funding and flexibility needed to close the remote learning gap.