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The disturbing shift underway in early childhood classrooms

The data from this online survey of early childhood educators reveals that teachers of young children in general do not feel that current education policy mandates are benefiting children.

Some Higher Ed CIOs Remain Big Data Skeptics

The responses I found most intriguing were from CIOs who said that they had already taken steps to provide their faculty with access to big data tools, but now they are itching to expand their own role with these new technologies by utilizing big data analytics to improve IT operations.

Google’s grants gear up to promote STEM studies

In a blog post Friday, Google’s K12 Pre-University Education Outreach officer Marielena Ivory revealed that the tech giant’s annual RISE awards — Roots in Science and Engineering — are now looking for a fresh wave of partners willing to help students become excited about STEM studies.

New Study Sheds Light on Free Online Courses

For now, these courses appear to compete for student attention more with television shows, rather than with brick-and-mortar classrooms.

California State University unveils ‘radical’ new plan for online courses

This means a student from San Francisco State can sign up for a microeconomics course taught at CSU Northridge, while students from that Southern California campus can learn all about U.S. politics from a professor who teaches in San Francisco.

Higher Education Searches Rise on Google, Reveal Marketing Opportunity

Searches for traditional universities and their online programs are on the rise.

Universities Create Their Own Social Networks For Students

Learning institutions has decided that engaging with students through social media requires more than just a Facebook page and a Twitter account.

Business group praises Gov. Bullock for investment in early education in Montana

"I think it was good to make an investment in early education. The initial investment made sense. We have time to build on it." Gov. Steve Bullock

ReadyNation Hosts a Webinar on STEM in Early Education

IBM and other companies recognize the value of investing in early education: so today’s young children will have the skills to become tomorrow’s STEM employees (science, technology, engineering and math.)

The Raising of America: Are We Crazy About Our Kids?

Is Inequality Making Us Sick? explores how a strong start for all our kids leads not only to better individual life course outcomes (learning, earning and physical and mental health) but also to a healthier, safer, better educated and more prosperous and equitable America.