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5 Characteristics of Adult Learners (and How We Can Serve Them Better)
Five things you should know about adult learners, the best way to reach and teach them (referred to as andragogy).

Sarah Ancel
Mar 16, 20233 min read


Student-Ready Strategies Selected as Policy Support Provider for National Network of Institutions
Student-Ready Strategies (SRS) has been selected by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to provide policy support for their national network of colleges and universities. The partnership will focus on assisting institutions as they pursue more equitable outcomes for students, with a special focus on Black, Latinx, Indigenous, and poverty-affected students. “So many colleges are ready and willing to do things differently, but they need support to transform,” said SRS founder a

Student-Ready Strategies
Feb 2, 20232 min read


A new approach to an institutional holiday policy.
College students experience challenges when the academic calendar doesn’t make space for their customs.

Sarah Ancel
Dec 12, 20224 min read


Building an Adult Learner-Ready Institution
The demographics of students who are enrolling in higher education institutions are forever evolving. For some institutions, the fastest growing population is adult learners - students who we often define as having complex lives and competing obligations, not necessarily based on their age. While these students are not monolithic, they do face significant barriers to college success, including financial limitations, childcare needs, and scheduling conflicts. I recently sat do

Dr. Josclynn Brandon
Nov 15, 20221 min read


OER is a Win for Students, Faculty and Policymakers
Within higher education, structures like institutional autonomy, shared governance, and academic freedom have prevented partisan politics from controlling college classrooms. While, in most cases, these structures successfully insulate higher education institutions from censorship and hegemony, they can also confound the well-intentioned efforts of public officials who are seeking to address broad issues that are not rooted in current controversies. Take, for example, the iss

Sarah Ancel
Oct 6, 20224 min read
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