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Education

Biden administration: Schools must resume standardized testing this spring

By Sydney Johnson | EdSource | February 23, 2021
Federal authorities will allow for flexible options, but some educators are concerned about reliability, and the impact of high-stakes testing on children after a year of the pandemic.
California

How will expanded transitional kindergarten roll out?

By Karen D'Souza | EdSource | February 19, 2021
Advocates laud measures to increase access to early education but warn that expanding TK adequately is a complex endeavor that needs substantial funding.
Education

Veteran teachers surveyed worry about COVID-19’s long-term harm on students

By John Fensterwald | EdSource | February 19, 2021
Comprehensive survey of CA teachers show agreement about academic and mental health damage from the pandemic.
California

Could California get a common application for all public colleges and universities?

By Louis Freedberg and Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | February 16, 2021
Proposal is among several recommended by an education task force to help California's post-pandemic recovery -- also proposed: more diverse faculty and staff and early college access.
California

California teacher credentialing requirements continue to be eased during pandemic

By Diana Lambert | EdSource | February 15, 2021
With the hope of easing the teacher shortage, a waiver allows teacher candidates to teach while completing required exams and courses.
California

Should California get another science-focused university?

By Larry Gordon | EdSource | February 14, 2021
Humboldt State has seen sharp enrollment drops, but a Cal Poly designation might attract more prestige, funding and students.
California

Why the University of California has a massive surge in freshman applications

By Michael Burke | EdSource | February 11, 2021
College access experts attribute the massive spike in applications partially to the elimination of the SAT and ACT in admissions.
California

Low kindergarten attendance creates first grade problem

By Elizabeth Aguilera | CalMatters | February 9, 2021
There will be a larger than normal cohort of kids that will need extra attention next school year.
California

California teachers grapple with grading nearly a year after initial school closures

By Sydney Johnson | EdSource | February 9, 2021
Surge in Fs and Ds during distance learning is a reminder of pandemic's toll on students, and prompts a revision of grading expectations and policies.
California

New data shines light on student achievement progress — and gaps — in California and U.S.

By Carolyn Jones | EdSource | February 8, 2021
Greatest concern in new data released in a Stanford study is the widening Black-white academic achievement gap.
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