“Educational Experiences of English Learners”: A Case for Improved Accessibility
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Despite Minimum Wage Hikes, ECE Wages Stay Low
The average worker still makes only slightly more than $10 an hour, the equivalent of $22,290 annually
Maryland Libraries Build a Peer-Coaching Program to Train Media Mentors
Public librarians are coaching each other on how to help families of young children with media of all kinds.
ECE Degrees as Mirrors
Higher education faculty need to assume more responsibility for the caliber and consistency of preparation programs
Relying on the 30 Million Word Gap To Shape Early Childhood Policy
The Learning Sciences Exchange Names 12 Fellows for First-Of-Its-Kind Program
Announcing 12 innovative fellows who are sparking new ideas and fostering breakthrough approaches to communicate insights of early learning.
What You Should Know about the Latest Senate Perkins Reauthorization Bill
Passed out of committee with rare bipartisan support, the new Perkins bill could tell us more about what works in CTE.
Learning from California
For the past three years, New America has been following three communities in California. Here’s what we are finding out.
Oft-Overlooked Threads Woven into ECE’s Thorny Knot
Advancing Quality Work-based Learning through Perkins Reauthorization
Performance Based Funding Is Here to Stay
With thirty-six states approving some form of performance based funding model for higher education, it is clear the policy is here to stay.
State Policies Aimed to Improve K-3 Quality
By the Numbers: Private Student Loan Borrowing Can Leave Students in the Lurch
Private student loans may leave students in the lurch, bearing huge debt loads they can't afford to repay