Valeria Brown, Carnegie’s Future of Learning Director, has authored a thoughtful piece titled “Are We Really Centering Students in Professional Learning?”. In this article, Val explores the educational challenges faced by students during the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to a loss of connection with their schools. In reflecting on her own experience as a parent, she questions the traditional “adult-centric” approach to learning and the ways it crowds out the voices and perspectives of young people.
Meanwhile, Ash Vasudeva, our Senior Vice President of Strategic Initiatives, sheds light on the innovative collaborations between school districts and higher education institutions aimed at improving teacher preparation, professional development, and student achievement. Ash presents a compelling case for prioritizing and investing in district-university partnerships to ultimately improve student outcomes—a call to action answered by Carnegie Foundation’s work with the National Center for University-District Partnerships.
June 28, 2023
We are thrilled to introduce the 2023 Global Leadership Program Cohort—a group of twenty outstanding African Leadership University students who embody the passion and drive to make a significant impact on the global community! Now in its second year, the Global Leadership Program will run from July 16th to August…
July 12, 2023
The end of the academic year usually brings a collective exhale of relief at colleges and universities. Today the education sector is stunned and disappointed. In two Supreme Court decisions – rooted in ideology, not reality – six conservative justices struck down affirmative action in higher education. Dismantling affirmative action…