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    WISE Words Podcast: Eduardo Padrón
    WISE Words Podcast: Eduardo Padrón
    Eduardo Padrón shares his views on the model of community college and the importance of making education equitable in the US.

    WISE Words | May 22, 2018
    leaving no one behind: empowering women through education
    Leaving No One Behind: Empowering Women Through Education
    Providing education to girls has multiple impacts leading to improved childbearing practices, better family health and lower fertility, economic benefits, poverty reduction, environment protection, peace and social cohesion. It is proved to have a substantial impact on the welfare of women and children.

    WISE Words | May 07, 2018
    the future of africa’s education is in the hands of african youth
    The Future of Africa’s Education is in the Hands of African Youth
    Africa's youth population surge could catapult Africa into a growth trajectory but we must first invest in quality education for all.

    WISE Words | May 07, 2018
    Mobilizing Private Capital to Nurture Innovative Talents
    Approval for China's first private institute Westlake University sets a precedent in the state-dominated higher education sector.

    Xinhuanet | Apr 04, 2018
    Ivy League degree: Now what?
    For low-income graduates of elite colleges, the future often brings struggles with class issues For low-income graduates of elite colleges,

    Hechinger Report | Mar 30, 2018
    Embracing the Third Wave in Education and Training
    Schools are moving toward a model of continuous, lifelong learning in order to meet the needs of today’s economy, writes Jeffrey Selingo.

    The Atlantic | Mar 22, 2018
    Why Strong Partnerships Are Key to Student Success
    The education community’s ability to help more students succeed in college depends on collaborative, systematic solutions.

    EdSurge | Mar 20, 2018
    Do Governments Overestimate the Economic Returns of Higher Education?
    Do Governments Overestimate the Economic Returns of Higher Education?
    Earning a degree is about signaling, and not just learning notes the Economist.

    The Economist | Feb 28, 2018
    Sharing Risk in Student Loan Repayment
    How can a risk-sharing student loan model resolve the problem of unpaid student debt?

    Brookings | Feb 16, 2018
    Why Higher Education is a Must Have for Budding Entrepreneurs
    A college education benefits entrepreneurs by opening up resources, working with people from varied backgrounds and gaining leadership skills.

    Forbes | Feb 11, 2018
    Do We Really Need Technology to Reinvent Higher Education?
    Do We Really Need Technology to Reinvent Higher Education?
    Universities and colleges are pivotal to the future of our societies. But they need to reinvent themselves to continue playing this role.

    Project Syndicate | Feb 05, 2018
    Harnessing Public-Private Cooperation for Better Research
    The example of the US shows why close collaboration between companies and universities can lead to good educational opportunities.

    Harvard Business Review | Jan 24, 2018
    Effects of Career Planning Courses Across Schools and Colleges
    Structured career planning courses can help school services to meet the specific needs of high-school students.

    WISE Words | Jan 16, 2018
    Why Higher Education Must Change
    No matter how much faculty members cling to the good old days, there is no going back, writes Manya Whitaker.

    The Chronicle of Higher Education | Jan 02, 2018
    How Will Technology Shape Education in 2018?
    New technologies are shaking up the role of educators, creating philosophical shifts in approaches to teaching and remodeling the classroom.

    Business Insider | Dec 27, 2017
    Should Tech Giants Do More to Prepare Workers for the Future?
    Tech companies that are changing the nature of work have a responsibility to support workers whose jobs are threatened by machines.

    The Atlantic | Dec 11, 2017