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The Business Case for Philanthropy in Education-- A Win-Win for Students and Employers

Corporate philanthropy is shifting, with companies increasingly prioritizing workforce development over traditional DEI-focused initiatives. As Nebraska students face declining reading proficiency, businesses have a direct stake in supporting education to build a future workforce with essential skills. Investing in literacy and numeracy programs is not just an act of generosity—it’s a strategic move that ensures companies have a qualified talent pool for tomorrow’s economy.

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AI Detection… The Future is Here

AI's integration into education, much like the internet in the 1990s, is inevitable, but it's not without its challenges. The use of AI detection tools, while aimed at preserving academic integrity, raises concerns over privacy, accuracy, and fairness, often creating friction for students and educators alike. As we wrestle with these issues, it's clear that embracing change and adapting to new technologies is essential—resisting them only prolongs the discomfort and complexity.

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I Simply Don't Understand

A recent article about a lawsuit in California has caught my attention. Why is the state holding on to $2 billion in federal funding to provide services for learning loss as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic? Read this blog to learn more.

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When the Message Hits Home

Over the last few years, I have provided many training sessions for my clients via Zoom. Hosting training over Zoom can be challenging but in the last few weeks, I have noticed more engagement than ever. It has been very rewarding to see those in attendance absorbing the information and engaging with me. How do you engage when meeting over Zoom?

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Fortune of School Choices

We are fortunate to have great schools here in Omaha, Nebraska. The pandemic, however, has impacted school and the way our kids learn. We are still a few years away from knowing the true academic impact on our students. Read this blog for more of my thoughts on this topic.

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