Multi-generational efforts are helping overcome a lack of technological proficiency
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Brain study suggests how students learn from mistakes
An fMRI-based study of error-monitoring suggests how students might better learn from mistakes
How schools should teach in a pandemic, according to research
Nearly 500 education scholars sign call to action, with recommendations for going forward
Long-term study shows strengths, flaws of college-prep approach
Class rigor and college bureaucracies are common obstacles
How colleges can face the digital equity gap
Many students are at a technological disadvantage in a pandemic
Noguera: A strong democracy requires teaching history, race
Pedro Noguera, the new dean of USC Rossier, discusses race, history and the COVID-19 pandemic
New hotline guides students through college applications
The free service will also offer advice on financial aid and other college issues
Community colleges partner with USC against racism
The USC Race and Equity Center is forming a partnership with more than 50 California community colleges
A passion for the power of story
Christiana Cobb-Dozier channels her love for human narratives into a career as a school counselor
College access scholar learns to succeed her own way
Cynthia Diana Villarreal has moved beyond how life is “supposed” to go