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Discover why changing our approach to teaching technology is crucial for safety in the era of the Internet of Things and rising cybersecurity threats.
Photo credit: ccarlsteadby Eric HooverWhen Jon Erickson joined the ACT, in 1984, the college-admissions process was not yet a front-page fixation. These days, he can’t go to a dinner party without anxious parents asking him to explain the secret recipe for conquering the ACT and getting into a big-name college.Read the rest of the story at The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Photo credit: SuperFantasticUpdated by Libby NelsonEvery year, a new paper argues, tens of thousands of Americans die sooner than they should for an entirely preventable reason. It’s not smoking, or not exercising, or eating sugar. It’s dropping out of high school and college.Read the rest of the story on Vox.
Photo Credit: www.SeniorLiving.orgby Neal MortonThe American Civil Liberties Union, waging the first of potentially several legal challenges against school choice in Nevada, has filed a lawsuit to stop the state’s new education savings accounts, claiming a violation of a constitutional prohibition against the use of public money for religious purposes.Read the rest of the story at the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Photo Credit: Francisco Osorioby The Associated PressSANTIAGO, Chile – Thousands of students are marching in the streets of the Chilean capital to complain about delays in an education overhaul.Read the rest of the story at Fox News.
Photo Credit: Nicola Bothwellby Lauren HodgesSimmons College announced it will close the campus master’s degree program in business, the only one of its kind in the nation exclusively for women.Read the rest of the story at NPR.
