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By: Roberto J. Rodríguez, Assistant Secretary, Office of Planning, Evaluation and Policy Development and Adam Schott, Acting Assistant Secretary, Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, U.S. Department of Education From day one, the Biden-Harris Administration has taken steps to elevate the teaching profession and address the educator shortage through unprecedented investments to better prepare, develop,…
Each employee is truly unique in that we all have different backgrounds, experience, motivations, and ways of learning and the theory of multiple intelligences helps us understand this for when we design workplace training. The post Leveraging Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences to Transform Corporate Training appeared first on Symonds Research. Each employee is truly unique…
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Outdoor education can be broadly described as any kind of learning that occurs either in nature or in the outdoors. While outdoor education, or outdoor learning, is classified in many different ways, in this article you will learn about five common ways in which outdoor learning might be implemented. The post Types of Outdoor Education…
Reading Time: 3 minutes The goals of understanding stylized facts and accurately predicting the effects of policy have been around for as long as macroeconomics has existed. It’s the tools that have changed. Large and accessible datasets allow, and may require, macroeconomists to evaluate their theories against the data. Advances in macroeconomic theory, meanwhile, show…