Thank you so much to all of you who have purchased copies of the book I wrote with @ethanbernstein and @bmoesta , Job Moves, to help you or those around you make progress in your career and life. Because of you, we debuted at 19 on the USA TODAY bestseller list:

Career connected learning for the win? . "Overall, more than 60% of students find paid employment, mainly affiliated with their respective pathways, during high school." @educationweek. How One School Turned Career Training Into a Turnaround Strategy

Are elite colleges going the way of luxury fashion brands?. That’s one question @jselingo and I dig into as we react to the news that Vanderbilt is considering an expansion to the Big Apple. @futureupodcast

A merger in the works. Will it go through? @jselingo.College consolidation.

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Transforming the education system needs to be a team effort. And according to Macke Raymond from the @HooverInst, amidst the chaos and upheaval emanating from Washington, DC and the Trump administration’s changes, now’s the time to rethink how the players — federal, state, and

Students are anxious. And so are their parents. In my recent @EducationNext piece, I unpack survey data showing that a clear majority of college students are concerned about how AI will affect their future jobs—and most of parents share that worry. Some takeaways:.1️⃣Students.

Entering my fourth year teaching grad school, I’ve been doing some reflecting on what a productive give and take between students and professors looks like in a college classroom. @jselingo and I discuss what I’m aiming for in my class—and I suspect it holds true for many other

News flash @TheAthletic -- @Taylor_Fritz97 is American and still in @Wimbledon . Correction please? 🥺.

What Doug said 👇. Although as I understand it there's actually more nuance here. As somewhere around 30% of individuals will learn to read relatively naturally. Another 30% will if they are in book rich environments. And 40% need explicit instruction. I'm oversimplifying and.

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Pennsylvania colleges (PASSHE) moving to course sharing reports Inside Higher Ed to try and control costs. Seems like a no brainer. Don't continue to be Comprehensive U. and maintain all departments with your own faculty. but you can still offer students lots of courses and.

Most people have a dream job, but fewer have the courage to pursue it. In this episode of Youth Career Readiness, Alec Ingold, @MiamiDolphins fullback, encourages middle and high schoolers to confront their fears head-on and chase their dreams. Watch the full episode:

Colleges continue to struggle to maximize the benefits of AI on student learning and limit its drawbacks. They need a clear and comprehensive strategy, and there’s no better time than summer break to get that ready. Here are some thoughts from @jselingo and me on how to go

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It’s a scary time for new college grads entering the job market—which reflects what @bmoesta and I have been hearing from our students. We wrote a piece in @TIME that offered some actionable advice from our book Job Moves. Here’s a video with some of the takeaways. Full

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"In this period of retrenchment for the elites, some SEC campuses are developing aggressive research growth plans. At the University of Texas Austin, federal funding cuts have affected $47 million in research funding for about 60 grants, or just 1 percent of its research.

"For now, though, public universities in red states stand to gain from East Coast campuses’ losses. Jay Bhattacharya, director of the National Institutes of Health, made the administration’s intentions plain in recent testimony before a Senate hearing in which he said research.

"At seven of the eight Ivy League schools, 20 to 25 percent of students are from foreign countries, according to US Department of Education data. At Columbia University, the figure is nearly 40 percent. The SEC colleges, by contrast, have some of the lowest percentages of.

"Ivy League schools received $473.1 million in new funding from the National Institutes of Health in the first 128 days of the year, 38 percent less than their annual average of $752 million over the same period in the eight years prior. Schools in the Southeastern Conference, an.