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Navigating the new horizon: challenges and opportunities in higher education post-Covid

Kortext University Leaders' Blog

Last month, we launched a white paper in partnership with Wonkhe to explore the landscape for digitally enabled higher education. The echoes of the Covid-19 pandemic have forged a long-lasting impact on higher education, leaving institutions with little choice but to reassess and adapt – or be left behind.

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How to Reengineer Higher Education Post-COVIDwith Dr. Drumm McNaughton and Mike Goldstein | Changing Higher Ed Podcast 046

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How to Reengineer Higher Education Post-COVID with Mike Goldstein and Dr. Drumm McNaughton podcast discusses how the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated the changes already facing higher education. How to Reengineer Higher Education Post-COVID with Mike Goldstein and Dr. Drumm McNaughton podcast

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New Report Highlights How Institutions Are Supporting Post-completion Success for Latino Students

Higher Education Today

Title: Beyond Completion: Post-Completion Efforts at Hispanic-Serving Institutions Author: Gabriel Bermea Source: Excelencia in Education Post-completion success continues to be an important conversation point as colleges and universities work to support students of historically marginalized backgrounds through their postsecondary education.

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Visual Documentation of the College Meltdown Needed

Higher Education Inquirer

The Higher Education Inquirer is looking for images to document the College Meltdown which began in 2010. The US Department of Higher Education posts hundreds of campus closings each year. Images of these closed schools can be used to document an important part of US higher education history.

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The Guardian view on the Home Office English test scandal: a lesson in political cruelty | Editorial

The Guardian - Higher Education

A draconian blanket response to evidence of cheating by some international students in the early 2010s was flawed and unjust “Many of us are destitute … many of us are on medication for stress and depression. Many of us have been rejected by our families, who are ashamed by the allegation of cheating.

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The Robbins Report believed in ‘vigorous government action’ – but there is an alternative By Professor James Tooley

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Furthermore, in Germany there was not to be any expansion of higher education in the 1960s. Moreover, in Germany there were no signs of an increase in “the proportion of the age group completing a secondary education … and obtaining the qualifications for university entrance”.