Posts Tagged ‘education’
Taxes, Finances: Why Don’t We Know More?
What is financial literacy? What’s keeping us from it? And should public K-12 schools take on a bigger role in providing finance education?
Read MoreThen and now: Chicanas’ push for social change
Reporter Ricky Rodas has the story on Mexican-American women’s role in organizing the 1968 East LA walkouts, and what the younger generation are doing today.
Read MoreAlternative Education Models: Removing the Barriers to Entry
High barriers to entry prevent many people from going to college and getting any type of post-secondary education. Simultaneously, companies struggle to find talent for their jobs. What are the alternatives to wasting so much talent?
Read MoreMaking Community Colleges Work Better
Community Colleges do a pretty good job getting students in. But they don’t do a great job getting students out — at least not with a degree or transfer. What’s being done to address this problem?
Read MoreOakland Promise Turns Two
The Oakland Promise is a program designed to triple the number of Oakland students who graduate from high school over the next decade. Reporter Cassady Rosenblum checks in to see how it is going in year two.
Read MoreHope for DACA at Berkeley
Arturo Fernandez is a Ph.D. student at UC Berkeley. He’s also a DACA recipient. As the government threats to rescind DACA, Fernandez is concerned about the future.
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