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In the wake of the yesterday’s shooting at Charles University in Prague, the Unibroad community is overwhelmed with sorrow and grief. Our hearts go out to the victims, their families, and the entire university community affected by this senseless act of violence. It is important to acknowledge that such violence is not isolated to one location. University campuses are meant to be spaces of learning, growth and community. The tragedy at Charles University serves as a painful reminder of the vulnerability we face in environments that should be sanctuaries of knowledge and progress. Such incidents not only shatter lives but also leave lasting scars on the collective psyche of a community. The incident at Charles University serves as a wake-up call for all of us in the education sector. We must prioritize and invest in comprehensive safety measures to ensure the protection of our students and colleagues. It's imperative that we work collaboratively with security experts, law enforcement, and policymakers to create robust strategies that address the unique challenges universities face. Let us use this tragic event as a catalyst for change. By fostering an open dialogue about campus safety, advocating for mental health resources, and implementing proactive measures, we can collectively strive to create environments where everyone feels secure pursuing knowledge. Our thoughts are with Charles University, and our commitment to the safety and well-being of students globally has never been stronger. Together, let's stand against campus violence and work towards a future where education is synonymous with safety and empowerment. #campussafety #educationforall #endcampusviolence #globaleducation #educationalleadership #studentsafety #communitysupport #highereducation #safetyfirst #educationmatters #togetherforchange #Universitysecurity #safetyineducation #learningwithoutfear #empowerthrougheducation #globalcommunity #educationleadership #supportforstudents #buildingsafespaces #Charlesuniversity #guncontrol #universityshootings #studyabroad #overseaseducation #internationalstudents #theczechrepublic #prague

How are you keeping families informed this coming year? Learn how Oral Roberts University and 400+ other institution are streamlining efforts and scaling family engagement with CampusESP: https://lnkd.in/ee8hfSPy

Check out the groundbreaking research National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP) & American Institutes for Research conducted on the impact of the 2020–2021 crises on the principal profession. Click the link to learn more about the needs of principals for student and school recovery. #edleaders #PandemicImpact https://lnkd.in/eibWHr3i

In this #FirstScholarsNetwork blog, Pacific Lutheran University details its work utilizing universal and inclusive design to influence the overall built environment through their newly revised General Education program and in the General Education core course, PLUS 100. Read more about these efforts at bit.ly/3R29jzF.

In the evolving landscape of developmental education, our latest research delves into how adult learners are faring with recent reforms such as AB 705. Are adult learners thriving or facing hurdles? Explore the brief (https://lnkd.in/gTEHaH33) to uncover a disparity that demands attention.

A recent report by Education Reform Now DC delves into the challenges that hinder postsecondary enrollment and completion for students of color in D.C. As we advocate for change, this report provides key recommendations for policymakers to address these disparities. Thomas Toch, the founding director of FutureEd at Georgetown University, insightfully remarked: "Education Reform Now D.C.’s analysis of college-going among District of Columbia residents makes clear that the city’s work to improve the life prospects of its neediest citizens needs to include more opportunities to get to and through college and other meaningful post-secondary programs. High school graduation isn’t enough." Learn more about the report here: https://lnkd.in/gEZ6pDSt #EducationReform #EquityInEducation #FutureEd

Stay in school! Do your homework! Get an education! Who among us have not heard this more than once from our parents, teachers, politicians? And who among us haven't said something similar to children and young people in our lives? But why is education so important? And how can we ensure that more children stay in school and receive high quality education? The Scirearly Project has set out to tackle these complex issues from a transformative perspective. We draw on scientific evidence and co-creation strategies to identify specific elements and initiatives that have proven to increase the likelihood of students staying and thriving in school. A new policy brief outlines key recommendations for policies to reduce early school leaving and underachievement in Europe: https://lnkd.in/eCDW8ijX

"We want students to graduate, but then have choices. If they wanna move right into the workforce and pursue that pathway, then they should, or pursue, you know, a 2 or 4 year degree after that." Dr. Ray Sanchez, Superintendent of the Union Free District of the Tarrytowns, joined us on [de•code] for a riveting conversation on the work he is doing to not only improve the education of his students but also their overall livelihood. Check out his episode below! Watch: https://lnkd.in/dyY-Uvzv Listen: https://vist.ly/335z4 #computerscience #educationequity #cseducation #educationwebinar

Avoidance and stalling cannot be delayed any longer! It's time to embrace the undergrad dissertation. I will be exploring the relationship of Community Learning & Development and Community Resililence within the context of COVID-19 recovery.

Dive into our Virtual Special Issue on Education Policy and explore cutting-edge research! Whether you are an academic, educator, policymaker, or simply passionate about the future of education, don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge. Read articles here: https://lnkd.in/gYqE6uWa #PolicyStudiesJournal