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Why It’s Important to Collaborate

In March, many education consultants gathered in person at the MK Education Summit near Atlanta or joined us virtually from wherever they serve around the globe. It felt good to be together to share information and fellowship.  In past years,…

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Education Headlines – June 2020

The Chronicle of Higher Education (need to sign up for a free subscription): Here’s a List of U.S. Colleges’ Plans for Reopening in the Fall If you’re working with college students, this may be helpful in keeping up to date…

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The Changing Landscape of University Admissions

In these days of uncertainty, it’s especially hard for families with students heading for university to predict what’s ahead and to manage the changing landscape of university admissions. We want to provide a few resources so that you have current…

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Education Headlines – February 2020

Here are some headlines that we hope will help you in your education consulting gathered by the PACE team: More than 100 genes tied to autism identified in large study About 1 in 59 children in the US have been…

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News and Resources for TCK Consultants

This issue of our blog post highlights resources and education articles that may be helpful to you as an education consultant. We've included links to special needs and media websites as well as articles on motivating students and modeling resilience.…

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Education Headlines – September 18

In this edition of Education Headlines, some themes emerged. One has to do with the amount of autonomy parents give their children serving as a predictor of school success and the ability to focus. Another is that our teens, who…

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Roundup of Education Headlines 12.22.15

Here are the current headlines in education news that we gathered for you. Click on the title to get to each article. Enjoy! ADHD Patients Show Weaker Connections in Brain Networks Tied to Focus: Study This may sound obvious, but…

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Roundup of Education Headlines 10.8.15

The Joyful, Illiterate Kindergartners of Finland As testing becomes more prevalent in education all over the world, an emphasis on academic rigor is finding its way into the lowest grades, even kindergarten. This is an fascinating article about how Finland,…

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Roundup of Education Headlines 12.9.14

If you're like me, December is an extra-busy month. I'm trying to wrap up many projects at the same time that the demands of family time and holiday celebrations are increasing. So here's a short and sweet dose of some…

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