Kara Miller
Columnist at The Boston Globe
Obsessed w/ ideas & chocolate. Write "The Big Idea" column @BostonGlobe Advisory committee member @lemelsonfdn Created and hosted "Innovation Hub"
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Kara Miller
A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Our economy is deeply reliant on elite colleges, elite hospitals, and the elite minds who come here from around the world. In Massachusetts — like it or not — we have built an economy on expertise, excellence, and education. In the early 2000s, after graduating from high school outside of Chicago, Wu was drawn — like so many others — to the educational opportunities here.
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Kara Miller
Since he didn’t remember such centers existing when he was a kid, Goodman was intrigued. He says that the Kumon storefront “sort of sat in my brain for a while.
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1 month ago |
statnews.com | Kara Miller
As the months ticked by in his job search, Albert started to wonder if there was something wrong with him. He got advice on how to regulate his emotions, and how to be more self-confident. But after on-site interviews with seven companies — and no offers — he started to doubt himself.
It’s the end of Kendall Square as we know it. What if biotech never bounces back? - The Boston Globe
1 month ago |
bostonglobe.com | Kara Miller
As the months ticked by in his job search, Albert started to wonder if there was something wrong with him. He got advice on how to regulate his emotions, and how to be more self-confident. But after on-site interviews with seven companies — and no offers — he started to doubt himself.
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2 months ago |
bostonglobe.com | Kara Miller
As President Trump vaporizes the Department of Education and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, get ready for Wall Street and private investors to play a much bigger role in higher education — especially since the sector is now grappling with enormous new financial stresses. That could mean big changes to everything from how student loans and grants are given out to how university programs are managed. Eileen Connor worries that this is all very bad news for students.
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RT @GlobeOpinion: Private math classes outside school are more popular than ever, writes @karaemiller. Do the rationales for them really ad…
If you have kids in K-12, you may have noticed a "nuclear arms race" in extracurricular math. Why? And do these courses pay off? I look at it in the @BostonGlobe today @GlobeIdeas Thanks to @stevenstrogatz Josh Goodman @BUWheelock Jon Star @hgse https://t.co/nGdhHcTmBz
RT @csail_alliances: .@MIT_CSAIL Assistant Professor Sara Beery explains how AI is unlocking new possibilities in conservation from identif…
