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How to fix the growing discipline problem in U.S. classrooms

Kids lost school time during the pandemic. When they went back, they brought new behavioral challenges with them.

WBUR

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EAB Announces Upgrades and Expansion of Flagship Technology to Help Colleges Recruit and Retain Students

EAB has announced an upgrade to its flagship technology, Navigate, to help colleges recruit and retain students.

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

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Student behavior remains concerning amid COVID’s impact, educators say

More than a year after the nation’s return to in-person learning saw a surge of disruptive behavior in schools, educators say students are still struggling to adjust to life back in the classroom.

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Employee Morale Is Keeping Superintendents Up at Night

Concerns about school and district employee morale and burnout remain top of mind for superintendents, a new survey shows, even though they generally feel more upbeat about their own careers.

EducationWeek

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Educators say they lack resources to address worsening mental health crisis

Both teachers and superintendents say student mental health and behavioral concerns are more urgent now than before the pandemic, but schools are lacking resources to properly address the issues, according to two surveys released Thursday by EAB, an education research and consulting firm.

K-12 Dive

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Why One Admissions Official Sees Promise in a New Way of Admitting Students

How much information does a college really need to make an admission offer to a student?

The Chronicle of Higher Education

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Grad-Student Organizing Is Gaining Steam

More graduate students are organizing to push for better wages and benefits — and it’s working.

The Chronicle of Higher Education

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Direct Admissions Continues to Grow

Programs grow, and thus far, colleges and companies declare that they are succeeding. Yield rates remain uncertain.

Inside Higher Ed

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The Edge: Chasing Enrollment Against the Odds

Highlighting how colleges may be pursuing unrealistic enrollment goals, share some of your responses to my reporting on incremental credentials, and pass along some thinking on what’s top of mind for state higher-education leaders and ways community colleges can tap some of the billions in new federal tech-industry investments.

The Chronicle of Higher Education

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America's Greatest Workplaces for Diversity 2023

We've grouped the winning companies by six main economic sectors and 34 industries. The top-scoring companies on our list are themselves a diverse list spanning different kinds of businesses, including St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, Kellogg Company, Key Bank, Dutch Bros. Coffee and Hawaiian Airlines among others.

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