After DOGE gutted IES, the education and statistics agency inside the Education Department, some in the Trump administration are trying to rebuild it. A new report of ideas on how to do that was ...
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OPINION: Shuttering women’s and gender studies programs sends the wrong message to higher education
Shuttering a women’s studies program, overhauling a gender studies program and cancelling courses focused on race and gender is an attack on all feminist movements and women everywhere.
When Texas A&M ended its women’s studies program and overhauled its race and gender classes last month, its actions joined a long line of recent institutional rollbacks of women’s rights and autonomy ...
Still, some experts say that as long as Massachusetts provides the necessary funding and support to teachers as it implements the legislation, it could bring positive change.
Politicians say left-wing professors push their views. New poll shows students don’t see it that way
The poll, which included responses from nearly 4,000 college students, found that about two-thirds of all students said that their professors encouraged students to share their views “even if it makes ...
As public funding fails to keep up with inflation, costs are getting passed on to families that in many cases can’t afford to pay more.
The idea that some people are “math people” and some are not is a myth. All people can learn to do math. Where people differ is their mindset. We can change that.
A growing number of Republican legislators are using their power in the name of intellectual diversity to get right-leaning professors in front of all students, at conservative-leaning civic centers.
In Indiana, a rural school district leader started a network of microschools to help keep students in his schools. The model could spread.
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