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It’s Not Too Early to Start Thinking about A Jobs Bill
The Works Progress Administration is widely credited with helping us out of the Great Depression, a modern equivalent can help us today.
Italy’s Education Must Go On(line)
Italy has shifted to digital learning amidst the pandemic—but for many, the transition has proven challenging.
Now You See It, Now You Don’t: The Scholarship Displacement Dilemma
As college decision day approaches, students are under more stress than usual. For many students, their college decision will boil down to a
Episode 1: District Leader Dan McDowell Talks Benefits of PreK-12 OER
How a school district in Southern California implement OER so students and teachers can thrive
How the Language Learning Project Trains California’s Teachers and Caregivers to Support DLLs
With state support, communities in Central California are improving caregiving and instruction for infants and toddler DLLs
Introducing our OER Podcast: Revise, Remix, Redesign
Small Business Loans May Help, But More Assistance is Needed for Child Care Providers
More help from the federal government is needed to ensure the survival of providers in the long-term
Young Adults Need Targeted Support in Recovery Efforts
Recessions hit young adults hard. Overlooking their needs in federal stimulus efforts would be a costly mistake.
DOL issues new funding opportunity to support youth apprenticeship expansion
A new $42.5m grant initiative will support partnerships working to develop programs that serve more youth apprentices in more industries.
Labor Department Finalizes Regulations for a New Industry-Recognized Apprenticeship System
Labor Dept. finalized rule governing industry-recognized apprenticeship programs and the non-governmental bodies that will monitor them.
Counting All Kids Amid COVID-19: How Early Education Advocates Are Supporting the Census
Advocates were planning census parties, printing flyers, designing census onesies and bibs, and more. Then, the COVID-19 crisis hit.
