I voted for the first time in the 1960 election, casting my vote for Senator John F. Kennedy. Since then, I have participated in every election, typically supporting Democratic candidates, although I have also voted for some Republicans. The upcoming election holds immense significance for me. The stakes are incredibly high. President Trump is not … Read more
Department of Education scrutinize states that give in-state tuition to undocumented students and withhold federal funding from institutions that offer such tuition rates. These proposals could have a significant impact on undocumented students seeking higher education in the U.S. If implemented, they could make it even more difficult for these students to access affordable education … Read more
Implementing Checklists For Effective Training For Learning and Development (L&D) trainers, reinforcing key takeaways from training sessions is essential for maximizing participant retention and application. Checklists serve as powerful tools in this endeavor, providing clear, actionable steps that help learners apply their newfound knowledge effectively. By utilizing checklists, trainers can enhance the impact of their … Read more
Get excited! The Trending in Education team is gearing up to make a splash at SXSW EDU 2024 by kicking off the podcast stage in style. Mike Palmer will be joined by a stellar lineup of past guests – his wife, information scientist Dr. Robin Naughton, enterprise strategy expert Melissa Griffith, and AI authority Beth … Read more
Peter Baker, chief White House correspondent for The New York Times, penned a scathing piece about Donald Trump’s extensive history as a liar. Baker did not mince words, highlighting Trump’s blatant lies and the unwavering belief of his followers in those lies. Trump’s tendency to fabricate facts, distort reality, and rewrite history has left fact-checkers … Read more
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education has been a topic of much discussion and hype in recent years. While some believe that AI has the potential to revolutionize K-12 education, others are more skeptical of its impact. In this article, we will explore both the potential benefits and limitations of AI in the classroom. One of … Read more
The California State University system is gearing up for a new initiative focused on what happens to students after they graduate. As the current Graduation Initiative comes to a close, Chancellor Mildred García is looking towards the future, aiming to better prepare students for successful careers or further education after they earn their degrees. García … Read more
Supplemental learning is crucial for online learners due to the evolving speed of learner needs. The demand for new courses is increasing in eLearning, corporate training, and individual industries. However, limited resources make it challenging for instructors and developers to provide high-quality learning materials in a timely manner. Supplemental learning offers a solution by providing … Read more
In this week’s episode of Trending in Education, Ryan Craig, author of the new book Apprentice Nation: How the “Earn and Learn” Alternative to Higher Education Will Create a Stronger and Fairer America, joins host Mike Palmer to delve into how apprenticeships can help bridge the experience gap faced by young workers. Craig argues that … Read more
Nancy Flanagan retired from teaching music in Michigan public schools after a long career in the classroom. She then turned blogger and writes one of the best school-related blogs. In this one, she mirrors how many of us feel right now. She writes: A few weeks back, I wrote a blog about my fascination with … Read more