Teacher candidates whose clinical practices were interrupted by the pandemic must be able to develop the skills they need to meet licensure and certification requirements. Partnerships between educator preparation programs, school districts and states can help.
James Morton, the board’s vice chair and the president and CEO of the YMCA of Greater Boston, encouraged the department to work with community-based youth organizations on the issue.
The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center and the State Higher Education Executive Officers Association will look at the potential fallout for students.
Boosting middle school computer science curriculum anchors a multi-stage strategy developed at Le Moyne College to help revitalize the economy in Syracuse, New York.
College enrollment leaders begin revamping recruitment messages with a significant decline in high school graduates likely to begin in 2025 and last for more than a decade.
Many factors are behind the plummeting enrollment at two-year schools. The prospect of in-class learning raises the specter of Covid-19 infection. Remote instruction has worn out its welcome for many. And community colleges tend to attract those whose precarious finances have been hurt most by the pandemic.
Stanford University researchers say superspreader events that extend beyond campus can occur, though institutions did well to mitigate them in the fall.
