The Public Comment Period of Higher Education Rulemaking: Your Opportunity to Influence Accreditation Policy
In this blog post, CCRC Research Affiliate Rebecca Natow describes how the public can weigh in on changes proposed by the U.S. Department of Education and why doing so matters.
The President’s Role in Improving Teaching and Learning
Community college presidents are crucial in fostering a campus culture that allows strong teaching to flourish. This blog post describes four ways leaders can embrace and encourage highly effective practice in the classroom.
Studying Teaching in Community Colleges: Creating the Conditions Where Effective Instruction Can Flourish
This post introduces CCRC’s new blog series on teaching in community college. This summer, we will go inside the classroom to understand more about the practices that define high-quality instruction.
Six CCRC Staff Members Earn Degrees From Teachers College
Graduate students are essential to the work we do at CCRC. Congratulations to the six CCRC staff members who completed either a master’s or a PhD this year.
The Future of Work: Making the Education System More Flexible for the Dawning Work Ecosystem
Automation will eliminate some jobs, but certain skills will remain uniquely human, Michelle Weise told an audience at Teachers College in May.