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As the World Turns from Dashing Robots and a Fired NYU Prof to Tik Tok Challenges and Spending, Too!

by Carol A. Josel | Oct 15, 2022 | Articles, In The News, Making Education News

  As we hit mid-October—and somehow so quickly—heaters are already purring away, leaves are coloring up and drifting to the ground, and… ONE:  She’s got two legs, is named Cassie, and she runs. Does she ever! Created by Oregon State University’s Agility Robotics,...

11 Goal-Setting Steps to Take for a Successful New School Year

by Carol A. Josel | Sep 1, 2022 | Articles, Making Education News, Parenting

“You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose.” ~ Dr. Seuss Think of goals as resolutions, making one’s mind up to accomplish something of personal importance all wrapped up in one word. School-wise, it...

Americans Turn Thumbs-Down on Teaching Careers

by Carol A. Josel | Aug 30, 2022 | Academics, Articles, Making Education News, Research Results

   A 2020 piece by Allison Sadler in The New York Post listed Parents’ Career Wishes for Their Children: STEM: 39% Healthcare & Wellness: 33% Food: 26% Environment: 24% Accounting & Finance: 23% Business & Sales: 22% Construction: 21% Sport: 21%...

Who Gets to Pay the Piper Now, Student Loan Borrowers or Taxpayers?

by Carol A. Josel | Aug 26, 2022 | Articles, Making Education News, Making News

   In Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 3, Polonius, the king’s chief minister, tells his son, Laertes, who will be leaving for the University of Paris, “Neither a borrower not a lender be, for a loan oft loses both itself and friend…” Still good advice, but is...

8 Summertime K-12 News Items Not to Be Missed from Learning Loss to Burned Out Teachers

by Carol A. Josel | Jul 29, 2022 | Academics, Articles, Making Education News, Parenting

*** The Government Accountability Office report found that: 64% of teachers said they had more students make less academic progress during the pandemic than in a typical school year. 45% of teachers had at least 50% of their students behind academically when school...

Another COVID Consequence: Lagging Language Development in Babies and Toddlers

by Carol A. Josel | Jul 3, 2022 | Academics, Articles, Making Education News

   In the recent Education Week “Babies Are Saying Less Since the Pandemic: Why Schools Should Worry,” Early Head Start teacher explained, “It seems like a lot of our kids now are not where other kids have been. They’re not cooing and they’re not doing the things I...
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