Broadband Offers Opportunities, Poses Challenges for Rural Schools
Insufficient broadband coverage is a problem for rural schools nationwide, and that only will continue to worsen if nothing changes. Read Full Post >
Insufficient broadband coverage is a problem for rural schools nationwide, and that only will continue to worsen if nothing changes. Read Full Post >
Purposefully designed field trips help at-risk rural students make connections between classroom and real-world jobs or training, according to new study. Read Full Post >
Recommendations from the National Summit on the Role of Education in Economic Development in Rural America target four major areas: rural infrastructure, flexibility in implementing rural improvement strategies, lack of job opportunities in rural America, and general improvement. Read Full Post >
Principals of Native American rural schools struggle to overcome technological leadership challenges, including unreceptive staff, a lack of technology coordinators, and isolation and poverty. Read Full Post >
Cost and resource levels make it harder to incorporate technology at many of the nation's rural schools, said the U.S. Department of Education's point person for technology, and finding ways to overcome those obstacles is part of the follow-up work being done in response to a Rural Education Technol... Read Full Post >
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