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Education
The advent of ChatGPT creates demand for software to detect its use
Feb 1, 2023
Since the chatbot launched, schools have sought tools to inform teachers when students try to pass off AI-generated writing as their own.
Harvard Medical School is the latest institution to opt out of U.S. News rankings
Jan 19, 2023
Harvard Med joins a number of prestigious schools boycotting the rankings, saying education is too complex to be ranked numerically.
The costs of banning women from education in Afghanistan are felt everywhere
Jan 6, 2023
The World Bank estimates the costs of not educating girls through high school is between $15 and $30 trillion dollars in lost lifetime productivity and earnings. But the costs go beyond the financial.
When school buses are delayed, the costs add up
Dec 15, 2022
Nearly 8% of all transportation positions in American public schools were vacant as of this October. The lack of staff can lead to delays.
Most financial aid offers have a fuzzy bottom line, GAO reports
Dec 9, 2022
More than 90% of American colleges write offers without stating the net price. That makes it hard for prospective students to compare schools.
What it means to be a new teacher in 2022: "I'm a student teaching students"
Dec 1, 2022
School districts, flush with cash from federal Covid relief funds, are looking to hire, and new teachers are figuring out how schools must adapt in the wake of a pandemic.
School districts mull how to spend surprise donations from MacKenzie Scott
Nov 18, 2022
"One moment, we had, like, $1,200 in this account, and then we had, like, $20,001,200."
For public good, not for profit.
Some Texas school districts are pivoting to a 4-day week
by
Bill Zeeble
Oct 31, 2022
One district that has made the move is finding it easier to recruit and hire teachers. But some working parents say it is harder to manage.
Could getting more tech employees in classrooms help college students stick with STEM?
Oct 28, 2022
It's not common for companies to be involved with teaching freshmen-level courses. A new program in Chicago is trying it out.
How colleges can adapt to a shape-shifting economy, with Rice University’s new president
by
David Brancaccio
, Erika Soderstrom
and Jarrett Dang
Oct 28, 2022
Marketplace's David Brancaccio checked in with Reginald DesRoches, Rice's new President who took the reins in July.