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October 11, 2026 - 05:05
Eastern Arizona College to Launch Bachelor's Degrees in Elementary and Secondary EducationEastern Arizona College is moving ahead with plans to offer bachelor`s degrees in elementary and secondary education, with the first cohorts expected to begin in fall 2027. The estimated tuition...
October 10, 2026 - 08:58
New workforce intermediary meets in Fayetteville to discuss connections between education, regional employment opportunitiesFAYETTEVILLE -- More than 100 education and business leaders gathered to attend a panel and strategic plan presentation from the Northwest Arkansas Council, exploring connections between education...
October 9, 2026 - 20:59
With $1.14M in severance for its departing CFO, Phoenix Education Partners (PXED) names an interim successor.Phoenix Education Partners has confirmed that its departing Chief Financial Officer will receive a severance package valued at approximately 1.14 million dollars. The company, which trades under...
October 9, 2026 - 03:28
State pays a visit; education boss gets an up-close look at student-run programPennsylvania Secretary of Education Carrie Rowe visited Titusville Area High School on Thursday to see the Rockets Manufacturing facility, a student-run program that gives learners hands-on...
Virtual classrooms are like a double-edged sword. They can democratize education and expand access, but we must ensure they enhance engagement, not dilute it. The future of learning needs balance, not just technology for technology`s sake.
Author: Wynter McConnell
October 11, 2026
In 2027, college admissions are more about potential than perfection. It`s time to rethink how we measure readiness for the future.
Author: Seraphine McKinley
October 10, 2026
Great insights on the role of learning analytics in enhancing student success in e-learning! It`s exciting to see how data can empower educators and learners alike. Looking forward to seeing more innovative strategies in this space. Keep up the good work!
Author: Verity McIntosh
October 10, 2026
11 October 2026
How to Stay Motivated While Studying Remotely
Studying remotely sounds like a dream until you actually try it. No commute, no rigid schedule, no one looking over your shoulder. Then week three arrives, and you find yourself staring at a blank...
10 October 2026
Strategies for Inclusive Participation in Diverse Classrooms
A classroom is never one voice. It is a chorus, sometimes harmonious, sometimes unruly, always alive with difference. Some students enter ready to speak, their hands rising before the question...
9 October 2026
Preparing Students for a Future of Ethical Historical Inquiry
History classrooms have always carried a dual burden. They teach content, and they teach method. But the conditions under which students now encounter the past have changed so dramatically that the...
8 October 2026
Preparing Teachers for the Future of Online Education
Online education has moved from the margins to the center of how institutions teach. What began as a supplement to face-to-face instruction now anchors entire degree programs, corporate training...
7 October 2026
Helping Shy Students Find Their Voice in Class
Every classroom has them. The student who knows the answer but keeps their hand down. The one who writes brilliant ideas in a journal but says nothing during discussion. The one who looks away when...
6 October 2026
Exploring the Industrial Revolution in a Post-Digital World
The Industrial Revolution is usually taught as a closed chapter. Textile mills, steam engines, child labor, smog over Manchester. We memorize dates, write an essay, and move on. That framing is a...