To the Editor:
I believe EdWeek’s article “What is Background Knowledge, and How Does It Fit With Reading Science?” (January 30, 2023) is problematic. The “science of reading” inspired by the National Reading Panel was never scientifically
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Top 5 Reasons Not to Have an Estate Plan
We often hear many reasons why people do not have an estate plan or why they are putting off creating their estate plan.
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What Canadian FP internal education means for financial planning
“[W]We are committed to ensuring that all Canadians have access to trusted, professional and quality advice,” said Tashia Batstone, president and CEO of FP Canada, in a release announcing the change. “At the heart of this mission is ensuring that
Remarriage and Estate Planning – Rickard & Associates
If you are getting remarried, it is essential to understand your spouse’s inheritance rights.
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The Department of Education’s new definition of third-party services won’t go into effect until September
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Acknowledging widespread concern from colleges, contractors, and associations, the US Department of Education pushed back four months — to September —
Monopoly Definition and 10 Nearly Monopolistic Stocks in the US
In this article, we’ll look at 10 stocks that are nearly monopoly in the US. If you want to see more of the stocks in this selection, go to it 5 Nearly Monopoly Stocks in the US.
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Little Gonerby primary school in Grantham is something the ‘family will miss’, says the acting principal
The baby school’s transformation into a primary school is something the family “misses and will greatly appreciate”, said its acting principal.
John Slater, acting principal at Little Gonerby Infant School, said he was delighted by the news.
This year has
Solving the labor crisis will require a cultural shift in higher education
Nebraska and our nation are facing a labor crisis. These are less headline news and more like slow and steady headlines spelling trouble for our economy.
The Nebraska Department of Labor reported a record high employment in October with one
Washington State education officials attack objectivity and individualism, preferring slowness
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“A Washington State governor-appointed education panel recently gave a presentation to state agencies in which they asserted concepts such as objectivity and individualism stem from ‘white supremacy,’” reports The College Fix.
This is the same state whose left-wing