Laura Ascione

Annapolis

Editorial Director, eSchool Media. Philip Merrill College of Journalism, University of Maryland. Repeat watcher of The Office.

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Articles

Teacher stress levels have surpassed pandemic-era highs

3 weeks ago | eschoolnews.com | Laura Ascione

TwitterFacebookLinkedInEmailPrintKey points:Teachers need tangible, meaningful, and sustained supportBetter pay, benefits can boost teacher retentionTo boost teacher morale, reimagine the teacher roleFor more news on teacher stress, visit eSN’s SEL & Well-Being hubAmerica’s K-12 educators are more stressed than ever, with many considering leaving the profession altogether, according to new survey data from Prodigy Education.
Most recent grads report a positive college experience

3 weeks ago | ecampusnews.com | Laura Ascione

Key points:Students need support in building a successful launch plan for life after college6 aspects of today’s student experience in higher ed5 things to know about the higher ed student experienceFor more news on the student experience, visit eCN’s Student Success hubNine in 10 recent college graduates say they had a positive college experience, and 84 percent maintain a positive outlook on their lives overall, according to a new study.
EDUCAUSE report IDs what's on the horizon for teaching and learning

3 weeks ago | ecampusnews.com | Laura Ascione

Key points:Experts have outlined the trends shaping higher-ed in the coming years32 predictions about where 2025 will take higher educationHarnessing strategic partnerships to modernize higher-ed tech infrastructureFor more on classroom innovation, visit eCN’s Teaching & Learning hubHigher education is undergoing a profound transformation marked by significant uncertainty.
Perception gap: Students overestimate career readiness

1 month ago | ecampusnews.com | Laura Ascione

Key points: Employers and colleges both have roles to play in ensuring students have the skills to meet workplace expectations Expanding STEM education will secure America’s future 5 ways community colleges help students develop career-ready skills For more news on career readiness, visit eCN’s Teaching & Learning hub A growing disconnect between student and employer perceptions of career readiness has worrying implications for students entering the workforce, according to a new national...
10 ways to support nontraditional students on your campus

1 month ago | ecampusnews.com | Laura Ascione

Key points:Nontraditional students can thrive, but they deserve customized supportsHow do first-generation students fare in degree attainment?
Despite cost barriers, many have confidence in higher ed

1 month ago | ecampusnews.com | Laura Ascione

Key points: Mental health and finances prompt adults to stop out or delay enrollment College claim to deliver value, but struggle to track its delivery Cutting costs while maintaining value: The challenge for higher education For more news on higher-ed’s value, visit eCN’s Campus Leadership hub U.S. adults without degrees or credentials still overwhelmingly believe that education beyond high school is valuable and essential for career success, according to the Lumina Foundation-Gallup 2025...
Empowering school staff with emergency response protocols

1 month ago | eschoolnews.com | Laura Ascione

TwitterFacebookLinkedInEmailPrintKey points:Staff must feel empowered and involved in emergency response protocolsTiered response protocols help schools define emergency proceduresMost school staff worry about emergency situations and physical safetyFor more news on emergency planning, visit eSN’s Emergency Resource hubSafety response protocols are foundational to creating a culture of safety in schools.
Students, educators feel positive about AI's impact, but fear its misuse

1 month ago | eschoolnews.com | Laura Ascione

Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Email Print Key points: More than half of students worry about AI use in education Data shows growing GenAI adoption in K-12 With AI coaching, a math platform helps students tackle tough concepts For more news on AI in education, visit eSN’s Digital Learning hub A new survey highlights a demand for clear guidelines around ethical and responsible AI use, as well as a disconnect in how AI use is perceived–balancing positivity about its impact with concern regarding the...
When it comes to microcredentials, students are all in

1 month ago | ecampusnews.com | Laura Ascione

Key points:Higher-ed leaders believe microcredentials boost satisfaction and engagement6 steps for a successful microcredential programIn higher ed, leaders see microcredentials as the futureFor more news on microcredentials, visit eCN’s Teaching & Learning hubAs the labor market evolves and as generative AI impacts industries, students and employers believe microcredentials play an important role in career success, according to a new report from Coursera.
Community college students have mixed feelings about AI

1 month ago | ecampusnews.com | Laura Ascione

Key points: Community college students aren’t certain about how to approach AI AI tools to help students reach academic goals Report: AI skills are critical for learners and workers For more news on AI and career preparation, visit eCN’s AI in Education hub Forty-eight percent of community college students have mixed feelings about AI’s impact on their career prospects, according to a survey from CompTIA, while 26 percent feel generally positive, 17 percent are generally negative, and 9...