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I Graduated from the University of Central Florida as a Single Mom Without Stepping on Campus
A single mother shares her inspiring journey of earning a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Central Florida, highlighting the flexibility of online classes and the vital support from professors and counselors that enabled her to achieve her educational and career goals.

The Rise Of Social-Emotional Learning In Higher Education
Higher education is increasingly adopting social-emotional learning strategies, mirroring trends in elementary and secondary education. This shift emphasizes the importance of emotional well-being and interpersonal skills in fostering a supportive campus environment.

Why Is Big Oil Curricula Finding Acceptance In Educational Settings?
The article explores the growing acceptance of Big Oil curricula in educational settings, examining the implications for environmental education and the influence of corporate interests on teaching materials. CleanTechnica highlights the need for critical evaluation of such content.

Ways to Bridge the U.S. Computer Science Education Gap
The 2024 State of Computer Science Education report reveals that only 58% of U.S. high schools offer computer science courses, highlighting a critical skills gap. Advocates stress the need for systemic changes, including teacher training and inclusive curricula, to enhance CS education nationwide.

How Noble Desktop’s New York Licensing Is Shaping Its Training Excellence
Noble Desktop, a licensed career training center in Manhattan, stands out for its commitment to quality education, offering both online and in-person courses. Its state license ensures student protections and credible career opportunities, distinguishing it from unlicensed institutions.