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‘There was a lot of fear’: Central Valley immigration raids drive up absences in schools, study finds
Credit: AP Photo/Brittainy Newman, File Top Takeaways Absentee rates in five districts cumulatively increased 22% after immigration raids in the […]
June 19, 2025
Flexible Learning and Policy Challenges
What impact is flexible learning having on learners from K-12 through to professional development? New Zealand has remarkably high levels […]
June 18, 2025
Visual Branding for Academics with Melissa McClure and Amanda Thorne
This interview is about photography, hair, makeup, and styling for a photo shoot. It can feel scary. When you have […]
June 18, 2025
How To Effectively Remember Everything You Study
Have you ever struggled with remembering what you study? You studied for hours before the test, but you just can’t […]
June 18, 2025
How To Motivate Yourself To Study When You Don’t Feel Like It
Maintaining the motivation to study is a difficult task. Sometimes, you can find yourself down in the dumps, with no […]
June 18, 2025
Community college adjunct professors optimistic as two lawsuits over pay progress
John Martin is a plaintiff in one lawsuit and is the chairman of the California Part-Time Faculty Association. Credit: Andrew […]
June 18, 2025
What you need to know about California’s Prop. 28 arts education initiative | Quick Guide
Preschool children learn to express themselves through painting. Credit: Courtesy of Daniel Mendoza Amid a national reckoning over learning loss […]
June 18, 2025
Community college math policy: Balancing big picture gains and classroom struggles
Is this a picture of something bad, or something good? Cognitive scientists call this the global-local processing dilemma: Do we […]
June 17, 2025
University of Georgia (UGA) & Top Hat Partner to Drive Student Success
New license agreement provides all students and faculty with free access to Top Hat, reinforcing UGA’s strategic focus on affordability, […]
June 17, 2025