eLearning Trends: How mLearning, AI, and New Assessment Strategies are Shaping Education
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College Enrollment Decline Over Last Decade Could Lead to $2 Trillion Less Lifetime Income for Students Skipping Out
By Scott Winstead
Students are ditching college due to rising tuition and ample job openings, but the long-term economic ramifications could be huge.
US College Enrollment Has Dropped By 2.9 Million Students Since 2013, But Annual Tuition Revenue Is Up By $15.2 Billion
By Scott Winstead
It’s no secret that college enrollment has been plummeting for years now, and the problem has only worsened since the pandemic. And while there might ...
Report: College Student Spending on Groceries & Eating Out to Reach Record High in New School Year
By Scott Winstead
As a new academic year begins, college students across the nation are gearing up for another year of challenging coursework, personal growth, and, unfortunately, escalating ...
Report: Teachers Spent Nearly 3x More on Classroom Expenses in 2022 Than They Can Deduct
By Scott Winstead
It’s April, and you know what that means — tax season. For most workers, that means trying to deduct as many job-related expenses as possible ...
Analysis: College Tuition Has Outpaced Inflation by More Than 3x Over the Last 40 Years
By Scott Winstead
If the cost of going to college rose consistently with the U.S. inflation rate over the last 40 years, students would be paying an average ...
Report: Average College Student Today Has to Work 4x More Hours on Minimum Wage to Afford Tuition Than 30 Years Ago
By Scott Winstead
It wasn’t all that long ago that a student could pay his or her own way through school by working a part-time minimum wage job ...
The Most Popular Christmas Book in Every State for 2022
By Scott Winstead
The holiday season is upon us, and one of the best ways to get in the spirit of the season is to curl up and ...
US College Enrollment Has Dropped by 3.1 Million Students Since 2012, But Annual Tuition Revenue is Up by $6.9 Billion
By Scott Winstead
Enrollment in US colleges and universities has sharply declined over the last decade, but does that mean schools are seeing less revenue from tuition? While ...
Here’s How Much More College Students Will Spend on Groceries This School Year
By Scott Winstead
It’s no secret that the cost of going to college has skyrocketed over the years. Tuition has risen at nearly 5 times the rate of ...
Which States are Seeing the Biggest Interest in Homeschooling Amongst Parents?
By Scott Winstead
As another school year begins, some students will find themselves skipping the traditional classroom for the first time as they start homeschooling instead. The last ...
Report: Teachers Will Spend Over $820 of Their Own Money on Classroom Supplies This Year
By Scott Winstead
A new school year is upon us, and as teachers all across the nation get ready to welcome students back into their classrooms, they’re spending ...
Report: Here are the States Where People are Most Interested in Student Loan Forgiveness
By Scott Winstead
Summer is upon us, and as another school year comes to an end, a fresh crop of college graduates are still excitedly celebrating their accomplishments. ...
Teachers Spend 3x More On Classroom Expenses Than They’re Able To Deduct
By Scott Winstead
It’s Tax Day in America, and for many teachers, tax season serves as a sobering reminder of just how much money they have to spend ...
New Teachers are Earning 11% Less Than They Were 30 Years Ago
By My eLearning World
All across the nation, schools are having trouble filling vacant job openings for teachers. It’s a problem that’s been manifesting for years, but thanks to ...
Pandemic College Enrollment Decline Could Lead to $1 Trillion Lost in Lifetime Income for Students Skipping Out
By Scott Winstead
Since the start of the pandemic, college enrollment has been sinking like a rock. In fact, over 1 million fewer students are enrolled in college ...
Survey: 43% of Parents are Growing More Concerned about Sending Their Kids to School as Omicron Surges
By Scott Winstead
After a fairly uneventful, undisturbed fall semester across the country, the return to class from the holiday break has been a very rocky proposition for ...
The Cost of Going to College Has Risen at Nearly 5x the Rate of Inflation Over the Last 50 Years
By Scott Winstead
If the cost of going to college increased consistently with the U.S. inflation rate over the last 50 years, students would be paying anywhere from ...