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The U.S. Department of Education today launched “Designing for Education with Artificial Intelligence: An Essential Guide for Developers,” a resource for education technology (edtech) community members — product leads and their teams of innovators, designers, developers, customer-facing staff, and legal teams — as they work to establish safety, security, and trust while creating artificial intelligence Continue Reading The post New AI Guide Launched for Edtech Developers appeared fir
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Summer is here, but mental health awareness is a year-round mission! At Active Minds , we’re proud of the impact our traveling exhibit, Send Silence Packing (SSP) , has made this year. Sharing Stories, Sparking Hope SSP uses powerful storytelling to educate young adults about mental health. By showcasing backpacks representing lives lost to suicide, the exhibit reminds viewers they’re not alone.
Speaker: Andrew Cohen, Founder & CEO of Brainscape
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I often start presentations on leadership by working with the participants to agree on a one word definition of leadership. I ask for their individual one word definition. The responses I get are just what you would expect from up and coming leaders. Motivating is one of the more popular ones. Integrity often pops up as well. Coach is another big one.
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How do you start off a journal article – well, let’s say a conventional journal article*? I’ve recently seen the important opening move of a paper described as “ introduce the larger subject, then narrow that larger subject into your topic”, “Write the context for your paper” and “Provide the background to your paper (What have others done, provide evidence supported by a limited number of references) ”.
The Department of Education has officially published a finalized report that details the approved 2024-25 Campus-Based funding for the Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Program (FSEOG) and Federal Work-Study Program (FWS). This report contains each institution’s name, OPEID, address, state code, and the amount that they will receive for each fund as of June 2024; users… More » Now Available: Notification of Campus-Based Funding for the 2024-25 Award Year The post Now Availab
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In 2018, Dr. Audrey Jaeger and Dr. Monique B. Colclough hatched an idea — what if they could develop professional learning environments easily accessible for all faculty in North Carolina’s community colleges, and what if that development could move the needle on student success? Dr. Audrey Jaeger, professor of community college education at North Carolina State University and director of the Belk Center for Community College Leadership and Research.
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The electronic announcement provides instructions for how institutions should originate summer-only Direct Loans while batch corrections are still unavailable for the 2024-25 academic year. These directions include how eligibility should be evaluated for summer terms and disbursement options for summer-fall loans; it also emphasizes that schools can originate a loan without a valid ISIR, but… More » Summer-Only Direct Loans: How to Process for 2024-25 Without Batch Corrections The post Sum
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Subscribe: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Youtube Music | Full Transcript As higher education leaders experience the widespread success of Appreciative Advising, many are seeking new ways to integrate Appreciative Education into their entire campus. The Office of Appreciative Education at Florida Atlantic University (FAU) is spearheading this effort by helping leaders apply the same principles used in Appreciative Inquiry and advising to every level of their institution from the top down.
Noncitizens are eligible for federal aid through the FAFSA application if they fall within specific classifications—such as permanent resident, conditional entrant, or refugee, etc.—and provide a valid Alien Registration number that is verified by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). While the vast majority pass the initial identity verification, those who don’t undergo a secondary… More » FAFSA Limbo: Why Secondary Noncitizen Verifications Are Delayed The post FAFSA Limbo: Why
Verification is the process of confirming responses in the FAFSA ® with documentation from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS), or other tax agency if the student or family worked/filed a tax return outside the U.S, along with additional information … Read more ».
Dr. Mary Ann Villarreal has been appointed vice president in the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Student Success at the American Association of Colleges and Universities (AAC&U). She will focus on advancing equity and student success efforts in service to undergraduate populations and academic excellence. Dr. Mary Ann Villarrea “AAC&U won over my scholar and practitioner heart the first time I attended the annual meeting as a graduate student,” said Villarreal.
Until July 2025, Parent PLUS borrowers can obtain the best income-driven repayment (IDR) plans out there, including the Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) plan, if they consolidate their loans twice. This is called the double consolidation loophole. But once that loophole closes, far fewer borrowers with Parent PLUS loans will be able to get… The post Parent PLUS Forgiveness After Double Consolidation Ends: 5 Key Strategies appeared first on Student Loan Planner.
On July 1st, the Department of Education officially implemented a series of regulations as part of its commitment to providing greater oversight and transparency in Higher Education. Part of this oversight includes greater restrictions on when institutions can withhold a student’s academic transcript if their course credits were paid for using federal dollars and removed… More » Department of Education Limits Academic Transcript Withholdings, Effective July 1st The post Department of
Once students enroll and begin classes, an institution’s work is far from over. Effective communication, guidance, and resources are foundational to an effective student success strategy. This is particularly important in today’s economic climate, which requires institutions to navigate declines in enrollment and tuition revenue. Every effort matters to keep students enrolled and persisting to graduation.
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If you're on an income-driven repayment (IDR) plan for your student loans, you might benefit from using alternative documentation of your income when it’s time to recertify. IDR plans require you to update your income and family size yearly, usually using your most recent federal income tax return. But life can throw curveballs, and your… The post Alternative Documentation for IDR Repayment: What to Do When Your Tax Return Doesn’t Reflect Your True Income appeared first on Student Lo
Federal Student Aid has provided several tools that institutions can utilize until the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) post-screening and identity verification processes are available later this year for 2024-25. The guide discusses how administrators can request batch Financial Aid History (FAH) reports, confirm Pell Grant eligibility, and perform additional identity verification since the… More » Additional Guidance on NSLDS Post-Screening & Identity Verification for 2024-2
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If you're on an income-driven repayment (IDR) plan for your student loans, you might benefit from using alternative documentation of your income when it’s time to recertify. IDR plans require you to update your income and family size yearly, usually using your most recent federal income tax return. But life can throw curveballs, and your… The post Alternative Documentation for IDR Repayment: What to Do When Your Tax Return Doesn’t Reflect Your True Income appeared first on Student Lo
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At Knack, we understand the importance of accessing and analyzing tutoring activity data to enhance academic support services. To facilitate this, partner institutions can now enable the generation and delivery of comprehensive CSV files containing all tutoring activity. This data export feature, accessible via SFTP, allows customers to seamlessly integrate Knack data into any systems they may be using which can automatically load from an SFTP server.
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Balancing Acts: 2024 Wolanin Intern and Mother of Four Recalls Her Journey to Capitol Hill July 10, 2024 — by Ni”Aisha Banks Thomas R. Wolanin intern, Ni’Aisha Banks on Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C. I applied for the Thomas R. Wolanin Congressional Internship because of my deep interest in policy issues affecting working families and my desire to gain firsthand experience in the legislative process.
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The Council for Opportunity in Education Announces Partnership with NACADA to Launch Credentialing Opportunity for Higher Education Professionals July 12, 2024 — by Terrance L. Hamm As more first-generation college students enroll in higher education, this course becomes not just timely but essential, highlighting the growing need for support and guidance in their educational journeys.
By: James Kvaal, U.S. Under Secretary of Education Since the start of the Biden-Harris Administration, over 942,000 public service workers have received the $68 billion in relief they are entitled to under the bipartisan Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF). Prior to the Biden Administration, only 7,000 people in total had received debt forgiveness through Continue Reading The post Improvements for Borrowers Working Toward PSLF appeared first on ED.gov Blog.
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