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Full-time, hybrid and supplemental distance learning have become a fundamental part of education. This isn’t just a big adjustment for students; parents and teachers face new challenges as well. Whether you are trying to meaningfully connect with students over Zoom, or stay engaged at home, navigating the difficulties of...
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Lily Bohlke/Alfonso López-Collada Public News Service Fort Collins, CO – En medio de protestas nacionales por la injusticia racial de las policías, muchos americanos están reexaminando sus propios prejuicios y tratando de encontrar cómo cambiarlos. Para los estudiantes de la Universidad del Estado de Colorado (Colorado State University), un...
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Many Americans are asking how they can be more sensitive to members of different racial groups, a desire fueling sales of books like “How to be an Anti-racist,” and the presence of “Hate has no home here” signs in front yards. But how to achieve...
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AUSTIN, Texas — Student parents have some major considerations as the new school year begins. From closed childcare centers, to nationwide computer shortages and limited broadband access in some areas, the pandemic has exacerbated the challenges. Cristina Guajardo is a resident at the Jeremiah Program in Austin, which provides lower-income single moms...
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AUSTIN, Texas – Los padres de los estudiantes tienen algunas consideraciones importantes a medida que comienza el nuevo año escolar. Desde centros de cuidado infantil cerrados hasta escasez de computadoras en todo el país y acceso limitado de banda ancha en algunas áreas, la pandemia ha exacerbado los desafíos....
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Los estudiantes mayores de 25 años, que representan un tercio de la población universitaria, tienen gastos de vida mucho más altos, tardan más en graduarse y acumulan más deudas, según un nuevo informe. Un nuevo estudio del Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality encuentra que los...
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Students over age 25 – who make up one-third of the college population – have much higher living expenses, take longer to graduate and rack up more debt, according to a new report. A new study from the Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality finds students at four-year colleges pay...
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. — Como en las universidades tradicionales, los programas educativos en prisión han tenido que hacer grandes cambios a raíz de la epidemia, incluso mientras el Congreso decide si hace permanente el programa que les sostiene. Robert Rundquist, del “Chaffey College” en el sur de California, dice...
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. — Just like traditional colleges, California’s education programs for people in prison have had to make huge changes in the wake of the pandemic, even as Congress decides whether to make permanent the program that sustains them. Robert Rundquist, interim dean of institutional effectiveness and intersegmental...