UO professor equips Oregon middle, high school students with virtual career counselor
Innovative Teaching
Students should leave high school prepared for rigorous learning and a competitive workforce
Measuring student global competency learning using direct peer connections
Global competency can be taught--and measured--with simple but powerful strategies educators everywhere can use
Do AP classes matter in college admissions?
Motivated students have options to showcase their ability to challenge themselves academically and prove college readiness
Early STEM career awareness drives future success for students–and the economy
Engaging, career-connected learning opportunities spark students' interest in emerging technologies and in-demand careers
Real-life work experiences: The unseen curriculum for high school success
Work-based learning partnerships are not just an add-on to the high school experience; they’re a transformative element
Lifelong learning from K-12 to career
Collaboration between education and industry emerges as key to future-proofing learners, bridging the gap between academic knowledge and workforce skills
Standardized testing isn’t about the score–it’s about preparing students for the future
Emphasizing rigor through AP courses and challenging exams helps students develop grit and not be afraid to struggle to grow
Preparing students for Industry 5.0: Rethinking STEM to shape the future workforce
As young minds engage with advanced tools, they gain the technical know-how and develop the mindset required to succeed in Industry 5.0
After COVID, high school GPA isn’t a sure predictor of first-year college GPA
A new report suggests students might be underprepared for their postsecondary academic journeys
Students want more career-connected learning
New Hampshire Learning Initiative and Gallup find that nearly half of New Hampshire high school students learn about new jobs through career-connected learning
Students need clarity on their postsecondary pathways
When it comes to planning for life after high school, a lack of career exposure is hindering many students' abilities to envision a future
How a free library program helped a Bosnian immigrant finish high school (and college)
At the St. Louis County Library, an online diploma completion program is changing lives
How to leverage microcredentials and LERs in K-12
A new report offers recommendations for implementing recognition technologies to advance skills-based learning for historically excluded students
Test: The four-letter word that works with GPA for college admissions
Looking at GPAs and test scores together in college admissions offers a more comprehensive view of a student's academic potential
What data is necessary to help students succeed?
A deeper look at what a student-teacher conference should entail reveals interesting insights around how to prepare students for lifelong learrning
3 online resources to encourage student career planning
Forging connections between students and industry professionals is key to opening their eyes to future possibilities
Overcoming data center industry staff shortages with skilled tradespeople
High schools and vocational schools could implement programs to introduce students to data center industry careers--and even provide basic training to get them started
5 steps to boost CTE programs and fill workforce pipelines
An increased emphasis on CTE provides a viable solution to a critical and timely workforce issue
5 critical priorities for AI in education
The SREB Commission on AI in Education met to outline AI’s role in education, focusing on AI skill readiness and policy development
Concerns mount as high school graduates express career uncertainty
Research shows that parents and educators need to help students focus on--and prepare for--life after high school
Gen Z students worry about AI, student debt, and careers
The next generation of workers is weighing in on AI, workforce training needs, and other issues impacting their future
New guidance helps ID students ready for Algebra I
A universally administered indicator of readiness is a key starting marker in making placement decisions, especially in identifying traditionally underrepresented students
A bungled FAFSA rollout threatens students’ college ambitions
With college decision deadlines looming, thousands of high school seniors have been stuck in limbo due to issues with the rollout of the new FAFSA
4 ways to support work-based learning
States are investing in work-based learning, but it is important to focus on creating policies that target equity and grow accessibility
Friday 5: College and career readiness
College and career readiness helps students become confident and prepares them for entry into an increasingly global workforce
CTE advocates want more funding as demand increases
CTE programs across Illinois have introduced students to trades such as carpentry and culinary arts, and are helping students land jobs after high school graduation
Igniting student curiosity through career exploration
Career resources add immense value to classroom instruction for both educators and students
The exposure gap is blocking students’ ability to envision future careers
Data, examined from more than 500,000 aptitude assessments highlights a lack of exposure to key career fields
The 5 best ways to celebrate CTE Month 2024
Celebrating CTE Month in February is a terrific way to raise awareness about your field and get your students excited about future opportunities
Trends and challenges impacting CTE in 2024–and beyond
CTE helps students understand the relevance of what they’re learning in school and exposes them to career pathways
Voters skeptical of college, more supportive of CTE
Many respondents weren’t sure if their local districts offered CTE, but most would have a more favorable view of their school district if they knew about such programs
To foster young talent, employers need to share their social capital
Employers need to understand the goals of social capital-building, what will be expected of them, and how it can benefit both parties
Helping students navigate college majors
When trying to figure out the best major for a prospective student, focus on understanding their needs and motivations
Gen Z youth on nondegree paths feel workforce ready
American Student Assistance and Jobs for the Future release new survey that examines non-college bound youth's perspectives on education and career plans
As teens rethink college and career options, counselors are trying to adapt
The pandemic upended the college and career landscape for New York City teenagers, and counselors are trying to redefine their roles
Students need–and deserve–a globalized curriculum
A globalized curriculum will help better prepare students for work and entrepreneurship and bring education into the 21st century
More high school grads are rejecting 4-year pathways
In light of talent shortages and unemployment, a new survey emphasizes the critical importance of enhancing the education and engagement of the future workforce
Companies go to high schools for career training
Vocational schools of the past contributed to inequity, but modern career training gives students a window into their options
10 things schools need to do to build students’ networks
What will it take to ensure that all students, especially those furthest from opportunity, are on a path to promising and fulfilling careers?
“Gen P” students remain unsure about college
A new report offers guidance for universities on communicating to students the value of a college education post-pandemic
Career and technical education needs a mental health revolution
