The Importance of Aligning Content with Common Core Standards
In the developing prospects of education, the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) offer a fundamental framework for curriculum development and instruction in the United States. These standards made each student receive a consistent and high-quality education without considering their location or school district much. Educational institutions must ensure to align their instructional methodologies with the […]
Education Transformation: Assessing the Downfalls and Crafting Solutions for US Education
Hello esteemed educators and industry leaders, This month, our deep dive explores the pressing challenges facing the U.S. education system. Together, let’s understand these issues and deliberate on solutions to pave a transformative path for our students. 1. ASSESSING THE DOWNFALLS Declining Academic Performance: While the U.S. has historically been a beacon of innovation and […]
All the Information You Require Regarding Australian Curriculum
The Australian Curriculum is said to be the national curriculum in Australia, which is followed by all primary and secondary schools. Its main purpose is to provide the best education to the students by introducing skills, understanding, and knowledge needed to work in this modern time. Whenever needed, the curriculum is updated continuously to teach […]
Why the Education Expenses are Rising and How to Deal with it?
A point raised by the National Center for Education Statistics states that an average student’s decision on whether they want to attend college or not is entirely up to their family finances. The education expenses are the biggest concern for freshers, which puts them in a dilemma “Should I go to college or not”? Providing […]
Reassessing Curriculum Development: Top 3 Factors to Consider
Curriculum Development is the process of developing a course that is taught at a school. Every school or university has a unique approach to its design. However, the basic structure of the design remains the same, which includes researching, building, execution, and judgment. This article discusses, in detail, the points that influence the decision of […]
Challenges in Education System: PJ Caposey interview
PJ Caposey is a superintendent at district Meridian CUSD 223 in Illinois. He is a keynote speaker and an educational leader. PJ became a principal when he was just 28 and, within three years, PJ was able to lead a small-town/rural school that was historically achieving near the bottom of its county to multiple national […]
Challenges in the Current US Education System
Education experts have been voluminously telling us many things that are not going right as far as the US education system is concerned. And we are seeing the signs now. A recent survey by Morning Consult showed that only 60% of baby boomers held their trust in the public education system, and only 43% of Gen Zs […]
Chegg Revenue Rise After an Abysmal Plummet of Stocks in 2021: What Could It Mean for the Education Industry?
Chegg is an online education company which has marked its global presence and dominance with its proprietary content that thousands of school and college students use for academic help in education industry. At the end of Dec 2021 (Quarter 4), the stocks of the company plummeted abysmally due to a temporary factor. But contradictory to […]
Most Common Mistakes in Online Course Creation
Creating a digital product that sells and scales doesn’t just sound incredible, but it can really be if you put in the effort and take the proper steps at the right time. In recent years, online courses have become more accessible than ever and are a brilliant source of income, but only when appropriately handled. […]
SMEs v/s Learning Experts: Exploring the Differences
If you are in the education space, you would often come across terminologies like ‘subject matter experts’, ‘instructional designer’, and ‘learning experts’. But have you ever understood the exact difference between the three? Bearing a close similarity in the nature of their fields, the three terms can often be confused for one. As an educator […]
