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SPRING 2020
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COVID-19 EDUCATION ALTERNATIVES
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Career planning and learning for the whole family
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As the world is sheltering safely at home from COVID-19, everyone has more time to look ahead and think about their future―including children, who can explore the age-old question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Parents now can help their kids answer that and other questions right from home, and get career help themselves, with a self-paced, online career-information system called CareerLocker. |
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A COVID-19 guide to online college internships
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Even as COVID-19 looks poised to cancel traditional college internships over the next three to four months, a new resource guide for colleges, students and employers developed by University of Wisconsin−Madison education researcher Matthew T. Hora points the way to a host of web-based alternatives for these important on-the-job learning opportunities. |
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How to keep young children learning during COVID-19 |
Due to the spread of COVID-19 causing school closures all over the country, parents are now becoming home-school teachers. For families with young children, UW-Madison educator and family engagement researcher Lorena Mancilla has some advice on how to create spaces and establish routines for learning and working effectively from home.
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FEATURE STORY
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS & FINDINGS
NEW BOOK ON STEM
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MULTILINGUAL LEARNERS
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INTERNSHIPS
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JOB MARKET
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SCIENCE ASSESSMENT
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MATH
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DIGITAL LEARNING
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