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183 episodi
da 23 Agosto 2024
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Students and families often obsess over acceptance rates, GPAs, and test scores as though college admissions exists on one giant national leaderboard. But before admissions officers evaluate the student, they first have to understand the school behind the transcript. Corey Alderdice, a national voi…

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A political fight over an optional Gender Studies minor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock raises questions that go well beyond one program or one campus. When legislators use the appropriation process to press universities toward particular curricular outcomes, the issue becomes not only…
It is possible to like the school your child attends and still distrust public education. A new Gallup survey reveals the gap between local confidence and national dissatisfaction—and asks us to consider what people can actually see. Corey Alderdice, a national voice on talent and transformation, e…
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