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Education Technology

prnewswire | December 16, 2020

Public school and-vocation availability not-for-profit AVID (Advancement through Individual Determination) is glad to be perceived as the principal ever Common Sense Community Partner. Through this association, Common Sense Education's substance is utilized in AVID's expert picking up, uniting two pioneers in schooling, both focused on arriving at all understudies to build up their advanced citizenship. Good judgment Education is known for industry-driving substance about ...

openpr | February 11, 2020

The latest market intelligence study on Higher Education Services relies on the statistics derived from both primary and secondary research to present insights pertaining to the forecasting model, opportunities, and competitive landscape of Higher Education Services market for the forecast period 2019-2025. The major manufacturers covered in this report: Symantec Corporation, Verizon, Xerox Corporation, IBM Corporation, Educomp Solutions, Cisco Systems. The research on the Higher Education Servi...

Talent Development

ThinkCERCA | March 30, 2022

Personalized reading platform, ThinkCERCA announced a partnership with NWEA, a not-for-profit organization that supports both students and educators. ThinkCERCA offers differentiated reading and writing lessons that are based on research-oriented methods of developing language and literacy skills in students. "After being inspired by teachers doing amazing work with NWEA MAP data inChicagoPublic Schools, I left the district to make rigorous personali...

Study International | January 31, 2020

More than four in ten trustees are very concerned about the future of the US higher education sector, an increase of 14 percent from 2018, a new poll has found. The Trustee Index, commissioned by the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and College (AGB), also found a majority are worried about the future financial sustainability of their own institutions or systems (38 percent) and the price of higher education for students (25 percent). “It requires a considerable investment o...