Recovering Lost Learning: Insights from the EduJedi Report Podcast Many school leaders are confronting a difficult reality: tens of thousands of students may have lost a year of academic progress. In a recent episode of the EduJedi Report Podcast, host LeiLani speaks with Dr. Liz Brooke, Chief Learning Officer at Lexia, and Felecia Evans, principal … Read more

Being a public-school teacher involves much more than delivering lessons and grading assignments. Teachers are mentors, advocates, and protectors who provide students with the practical tools and emotional support they need to thrive academically and personally. Below are effective, practical strategies teachers can use to improve student success, strengthen school communities, and foster lasting growth. … Read more

By Dr. Angela Gibson, Professor, School of Arts and Humanities at American Public University Informal STEM Education: Sharing Passion and Sparking Curiosity Times Square Photo Credit: Jason Major (@JPMajor) I wear many hats: mother, partner, professor of education, gardener, fan of 1980s dance music, and dog owner. I also work as an informal STEM educator—an … Read more

By Kristen Obst, PhD, Program Director, Public Administration and Security Management Programs at American Public University The Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) recently published a study titled “College Affordability for Low-Income Adults.” That research highlights how shifts in the economy and the job market are changing who enrolls in college and how they experience … Read more

By Thom Markham Change today often arrives not through straightforward cause and effect but through sudden, field-like shifts that reveal what was hidden a moment before. Project based learning (PBL) has experienced one of those shifts. Ten years ago PBL was celebrated as an innovative instructional model—an approach that organized inquiry and problem solving so … Read more

Online courses have expanded rapidly over a short period of time, making adult learning more accessible than ever. Imo Education even predicted that a large share of classes would move online in recent years. As more adults enroll in virtual programs, more instructors will teach online. Below are five practical principles and actionable tips every … Read more

Higher Education and Social Media Instruction for Career Advancement Dear Colleges and Universities, This presentation and accompanying summary are intended to share current trends and practical guidance for integrating social media education into higher education, with a particular emphasis on career advising and professional networking platforms such as LinkedIn. As educators and administrators, we must … Read more

Retired IBM EdTech executive and former president of ScholarChip join Global Grid for Learning’s executive team Global Grid for Learning (GG4L) today announced two senior executive appointments that strengthen its leadership as the company scales its education technology and workforce readiness offerings. Michael King joins GG4L as a Director on the Board and President, bringing … Read more

By Ian Fagan and Julian Fagan Editor’s Note: This is part one of a three-part series on student wellbeing. The pandemic has intensified concerns about student wellbeing. Years of rising mental health issues among young people met an abrupt challenge when lockdowns stripped away everyday opportunities for social connection—one of the strongest protections against mental … Read more

Mental Health for Students of Color: A First-of-Its-Kind Nonprofit Expands Support The Steve Fund, established in memory of Stephen C. Rose, is the nation’s first nonprofit dedicated to improving mental health and emotional well-being for students of color. After a year of building partnerships, convening researchers and practitioners, and surveying the research landscape, the Fund … Read more