In recent years, educational software development has gained significant traction, revolutionizing traditional learning models and opening up new avenues for both educators and learners. The shift to digital learning, propelled by a growing need for personalized and accessible education, has led to the rapid adoption of cutting-edge technologies in edtech development. This article explores theContinue reading

Atlanta, Georgia, a city known for its vibrant spirit and bustling energy, now finds itself shrouded in a heavy blanket of grief. The recent shooting at three spas, claiming the lives of eight individuals, six of whom were women of Asian descent, has left the city reeling, searching for solace amidst the tragedy and desperatelyContinue reading

The traditional four-year college degree is facing a potential shakeup, as a growing number of universities explore the possibility of offering three-year degree programs. This shift, driven by factors like student debt, changing job market demands, and a desire for faster pathways to employment, is generating significant discussion within the higher education landscape. Proponents ofContinue reading

Protest pedagogy is a dynamic and evolving approach to education that emphasizes the role of critical thinking, activism, and social justice in the learning process. It recognizes the inherent power imbalances within traditional educational systems and seeks to empower students to challenge those systems and become agents of change. Instead of passively absorbing information, protestContinue reading

The recently announced changes to the New Colombo Plan (NCP) have sparked widespread concern, with critics arguing that they will “reverse equity gains” and exacerbate existing inequalities in access to international opportunities. The NCP, established in 2014, has been hailed as a success in fostering cultural understanding and providing young Australians with valuable global experiences.Continue reading

Accreditation is a crucial process for ensuring quality in higher education. However, traditional accreditation models often focus on institutional compliance rather than student outcomes. This has led to calls for a more student-centered approach, one that prioritizes the learner’s experience and empowers institutions to innovate and adapt. Shifting to student-centered accreditation requires a commitment toContinue reading

The fall semester is in full swing, and while students are settling into their new routines, colleges are grappling with the implications of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn affirmative action. This landmark ruling, barring colleges from considering race as a factor in admissions, has raised questions about the future of diversity on campuses. PreliminaryContinue reading

Whittier College and El Rancho High School have joined forces to establish a comprehensive educational pipeline aimed at increasing access to higher education for local students. This groundbreaking partnership will offer a range of initiatives designed to nurture academic growth, expose students to college life, and provide valuable guidance throughout the journey to higher education.Continue reading

As K–12 schools increasingly rely on technology, their data centers are becoming vital infrastructure. But these centers consume significant energy, particularly for cooling, contributing to environmental impact. Fortunately, sustainable cooling solutions are available to help schools lower their carbon footprint and save money. Here are four ways to achieve sustainable cooling for K–12 data centers:Continue reading

The University of Austin, a controversial institution billed as a bastion of free speech and a counterpoint to the perceived “woke” culture prevalent in academia, has welcomed its first student cohort. The university, founded by a group of prominent figures including former President Donald Trump’s advisor Peter Thiel and author and commentator Bari Weiss, openedContinue reading