At San Diego Mesa College, a community college in the San Diego Community College District (SDCCD), faculty are actively planning various arts and humanities-related activities in response to the 36.1% increase of students majoring in English/humanities. This upward trend, reflected in other higher education institutions, is definitely not just an exception. Fowsiyo Osman, an English
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The push to teach kids coding and technology now extends even to Sesame Street. The venerable children’s show recently introduced a “STEM” (science, technology, engineering, and math) component to its programming, and even Grover is now learning about physics, coding, and the power of trial and error. As the cofounder and CEO of a growing tech startup, I’m not going to argue against teaching kids how…
Until we have a better appreciation for the English language, we need all the help we can get.
The younger Knowles sister is in a class by herself.
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The two sides of America's education divide — tech and the humanities — are coming together in a unique partnership to make students more employable.
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Sometimes I will hunt down a former teacher and tell them how much their wisdom or style enriched my life. Not often enough, but when I do, we both smile and feel better.
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