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Certification Programs: The “Missing Link” in Higher Education - Student Research Foundation
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Certification Programs: The “Missing Link” in Higher Education

March 29, 2018/0 Comments/in Career & Technical Education, Jobs of the Future, online education /by Student Research Foundation

Are you a career counselor or a parent? Or are you someone who is hoping to pursue a career in a specialized field like teaching, accounting or patient care? If so, perhaps you should know more about certification programs. Read more

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Giving Voice to Student Career Aspirations - Student Research Foundation
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Giving Voice to Student Career Aspirations

March 26, 2018/0 Comments/in Career & Technical Education, Career Pathways, Jobs of the Future, STEM /by Student Research Foundation

What is the future of career pathways and the skills that today’s students need to secure the jobs of tomorrow? With every presidential proclamation regarding education policy and education funding, the critics are quick to glean meaning from what the White House is — and isn’t — doing with regard to the educational pathways available to all students. Read more

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People Who Act Like Students but aren't - Student Research Foundation
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Colleges Deal with Young People Who Act Like Students, But Aren’t

March 22, 2018/0 Comments/in Career Pathways, Paying for College /by Student Research Foundation

“College Dropout Refuses to Leave Her Dorm Room,” an article that Julie Marsh and Ruthie Weissman published in The New York Post on Feb. 28th, tells the story of Lisa S. Palmer, a student who reportedly dropped out of Hunter College two years ago, but refuses to vacate her dorm room. The article reports that Ms. Palmer, who is 32 years of age, has now run up $94,000 in unpaid resident fees. The school is having a hard time cooking up a legal strategy for ousting her. From her side of the dispute, Ms. Palmer claims that she has a right to occupy the room because the school, due to some mix-up, refused to let her re-register back in 2016. So she is just going to stay there. Read more

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Read how 1000 classrooms will be supported by Strudent Research Foundation through donations to DonorsChoose.org
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Help Us Fund 1,000 Classroom Projects through DonorsChoose.org

March 19, 2018/0 Comments/in Student Research Foundation Research /by Student Research Foundation

We are excited to announce that the Student Research Foundation will help fund 1,000 classroom projects through DonorsChoose.org in calendar year 2019. By supporting DonorsChoose.org, we look forward to helping to deliver needed learning materials and program support to thousands of students in public schools throughout America. Read more

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Geometry Formulas - Pi Day Celebrations at Student Research Foundation
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Basic Geometry Formulas Every Student Should Know

March 13, 2018/0 Comments/in Career Pathways, STEM /by Student Research Foundation

With Pi Day coming up on March 14, 2018, this is a good time to review the most important Geometry formulas that every student should learn in high school. Read more

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