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Social and Emotional Learning: a guide for educators
Social and emotional learning is a framework educators can adopt that takes a holistic approach to personal development and helps strengthen communities.
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How educators can help fix the U.S. skills gap and give youth opportunities to thriveWhat can educators and industry professionals do to fix the U.S. skills gap—and give opportunities to youth across the nation.
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How to use ESSER for afterschool programsA guide for how to use ESSER funding to address learning loss through afterschool and enrichment programs.
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Funding for Afterschool in California: ELO-P ExplainedELO-P provides record funding for expanded learning in California. Let's break it down.
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Why the skills gap matters for industry—and AmericaWe ask what are the impacts of the U.S. skills gap on industry and what effects the skills gap could have on America
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ESSER funding: your guide to what’s available, how to use it, and how we can helpIn this post, we’ll break down what ESSER funding can be used for (a lot!), when it has to be used by, how school districts can put it towards afterschool & out-of-school programs, and how Work ED can help school districts get the most out of ESSER.
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Fixing the U.S. Skills GapA 3-part series covering what the U.S. skills gap is, why the skills gap matters for youth and for the U.S., and how we can fix the skills gap.
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Externships: What they are and why they’re important for career successExternships: lesser known than internships but just as useful, and easier to access
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Is student debt worth it?Why young people need to be more informed before taking on student debt and seeking the “college experience”
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Why students need work-based learningHow can work-based learning programs help prepare students for the workforce and reduce skills gaps?
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Soft skills in the information ageHow can students become future-proof by focusing on the soft skills employers are looking for?
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Cybersecurity workforce gapsHow do we increase cybersecurity education in the United States to prepare students for cybersecurity careers?
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Certifications and micro-credentials are disrupting higher educationAre industry certifications and micro-credentials quality alternatives to higher education degrees?
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Equitable pathways to upward mobilityHow can students prepare for careers without putting them into financial ruin?
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