In today’s data-driven world, the demand for skilled data analysts and scientists is at an all-time high. However, many aspiring professionals may feel discouraged if they do not have a college degree. The good news is that a formal education is not always necessary to pursue a successful career in data science. In this article, we will explore various alternative routes and methods for becoming a data professional without a traditional university education. Whether you are interested in data engineering, data analysis, or data science, read on to discover the steps you can take to break into this rewarding field. Steps to Become a Data Analyst Without a College Degree…

Writing can be a fulfilling and captivating hobby or profession, but oftentimes, the biggest challenge for writers is finding the right topic to write about. Whether you are a seasoned writer or just starting out, coming up with fresh ideas for written content can often feel daunting. In this article, we will explore different ways to find inspiration and brainstorm writing topics to help you create engaging and relevant pieces. So, grab your pen and paper, and let’s dive into the world of writing ideas. Writing can be a daunting task, especially when you are staring at a blank page, unsure of what to write about. Whether you are an…

An interview essay introduction is key to a successful interview essay. The purpose of an interview essay is to provide a platform for the writer to share their thoughts and experiences with the interviewing subject. The best way to introduce the interview subject is to provide some biographical information about them. This will help the reader to understand the context of the interview. It is also important to introduce the topic of the interview. This will help the reader to understand the focus of the essay. The introduction should be brief and concise. Understanding the Purpose of an Interview Essay Introduction An interview essay introduction is your opportunity to introduce…

Trump Administration Targets Unaccompanied Minors in Negotiations to Replace DACA The Trump administration is currently engaged in negotiations with Congress regarding a legislative solution to replace the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. However, the strategy being pushed by the White House may have negative consequences for hundreds of thousands of children who immigrated to the U.S. without their parents. The White House recently released a document to Congress outlining the "principles" that lawmakers should adhere to when creating a legislative fix for DACA. DACA, which was implemented by the Obama administration in 2012, granted work permits and deportation relief to approximately 800,000 immigrants who came to the U.S.…

Technology On the Move: Heart Zones’ Wearable Monitors Put Fitness First in Phys Ed Classes Students in Westonka Public Schools, located outside Minneapolis, used to have a fondness for physical education classes during their primary school years. However, as they progressed to high school, gym class became one of the least desired elective courses. Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning, Mark Femrite, explained that this decline in student interest was due to the outdated traditional model of physical education at the high school. This model focused on attendance, proper uniforms, and learning skills that had little to do with exercise, fitness, or enjoyment. Recognizing this issue, Femrite and the high…

In California, High Schools Are Partnering With Businesses, Community Colleges to Get Students College- and Career-Ready The city slogan of Woodland, California, is "The Food Front," but high school students in this rural area may not fully comprehend the extent of the agricultural industry that surrounds them. According to John Purcell, the head of vegetables research and development at Bayer Crop Science, a prominent agriculture science company in the region, the students lack an understanding of modern food production and agriculture. However, Purcell sees this as an exciting opportunity. Bayer is planning to form a partnership with Woodland Community College and a nearby high school to implement a program known…

How Minnesota’s Push to Integrate Schools Sparked a War Against Charters Serving Minority Families EDlection 2016 is The Seventy Four’s ongoing coverage of state-level education news, issues, and leaders in the lead-up to the 2016 elections. (Among our previous stories in this series, coverage from Connecticut, Iowa, Maryland, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania. See the latest stories here). Minnesota’s caucuses are scheduled for March 1. Bill Wilson did not intend to establish a school specifically for East African immigrants. However, shortly after founding Higher Ground Academy in 1999, the word began to spread within Minnesota’s Somali and Oromo communities about the school and its accomplishments. Although incoming…

How College in Prison is Leading Professors to Rethink How They Teach Receive stories like these directly in your email inbox by signing up for Newsletter. When it comes to education in correctional facilities, the focus of policy and research often revolves around its benefits for society or its impact on the lives of those serving time. However, as I highlight in my recently published book, "Education Behind the Wall: The Reasons and Methods of Teaching College in Prison," education inside prisons not only transforms the lives of inmates, but it also has a profound effect on the educators themselves. In my role as the director of a college program in…

Educator’s View: Aiding Teachers With Student Loan Debt, Fees & Financial Literacy Can Help Them Afford to Work in Even the Most Expensive Cities Receive stories like these directly to your email inbox. Subscribe to Newsletter. California Governor Newsom recently allocated nearly $3 billion in the state budget to enhance teacher preparation programs and address the issue of recruiting and retaining qualified educators. This investment was necessary because the teacher shortage in California has become more severe, worsened by the pandemic’s impact on classroom vacancies. Governor Newsom’s allocation of resources is a step in the right direction, but how can we ensure that teaching remains a viable career choice in…

Cash For Good Grades? Kind Of. New Küdzoo Mobile App Incentivizes Student Behavior In today’s world, reward points can be earned for various activities such as dining, traveling, exercising, and providing reviews. Considering this trend, it seems natural that students should also be able to earn reward points for performing well in school. This is where Küdzoo comes in. Küdzoo is a mobile application that aims to increase student engagement in their academics by rewarding them with "Küdzoo Cash" for good grades and attendance. This reward currency can then be exchanged for gift cards, discounts at restaurants and stores, and other benefits. Initially funded by friends and family, Küdzoo has…