Education is crucial to the development of any society since it plays a vital role in training the future generation. But, as the world progresses fast, we need new solutions and approaches in education. The educational reforms in both the U.S. and Canada are at a crossroads. But hold on for a second, what’s this…
The Future of Student Assessment: Exploring Alternatives to Standardized Testing
At present, given the constant changes in the educational environment, the practical application of the overall approach to the evaluation of the student’s performance by using tests and quizzes only raises many questions. These tests have long been used in most education systems worldwide but are well known for their lack of flexibility in assessing…
Rising College Costs and Decreasing Student Loan Balances: A Mixed Bag for Higher Education in 2024
According to a survey, Over the past 30 years, the cost of attending a 4-year college program has risen from $4,160 to $10,416 while non-profit institutions have surged from $19,360 to $38,070, adjusted for inflation. On the other hand, the balances on student loans have started to decrease, although this is credited mainly to the…
The Role of First-Party Data in Higher Education Marketing in North America
It is noteworthy, however, that today’s higher education market is gradually shifting toward higher competition. Universities are competing for the intended learner, student, client, and other stakeholders to enhance enrollment, retention, and learning. First-party data, which is the data gathered by direct communication with users via the website, CRM(Customer Relationship Management), and other digital channels,…
New Immigration Pathways: How Canada is Welcoming More French-Speaking Students
Introduction Did you know that French-speaking international students have several leverages in Canada’s immigration pathways? French is one of Canada’s official languages and is spoken by around 22% of the population, primarily in Quebec and other parts of eastern Canada. According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada(IRCC), in 2019, over 62% of principal applicants who…
Canada’s Investment in Early Childhood Workforce Grows by $8.4 Million
Canada’s investment in early childhood education has reached new heights with an $8.4 million boost, a joint initiative by the federal government and the province of Saskatchewan. This significant financial commitment is part of a larger strategy to enhance the early childhood workforce, providing critical support for childcare providers, early childhood educators, and the families…
Rising College Costs and Decreasing Student Loan Balances: A Mixed Bag for Higher Education in 2024
According to a survey, Over the past 30 years, the cost of attending a 4-year college program has risen from $4,160 to $10,416 while non-profit institutions have surged from $19,360 to $38,070, adjusted for inflation. On the other hand, the balances on student loans have started to decrease, although this is credited mainly to the…