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The Future of Education Substack by Michael B. Horn examines major trends and news in education, focusing on innovation and systemic change. It covers topics from the challenges and opportunities in higher education, K-12 education strategies, education technology, and policy impacts, to the role of new learning models and financial aspects of education.

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Top posts of the year

And their main takeaways

Why Employees Quit

59 implied HN points • 28 Oct 24
🚌 Education Career development Educational Policy Learning Strategies Employee retention
  1. Many people quit their jobs because they don't find their work meaningful and don't feel valued by their colleagues or managers. To keep employees happy, companies should focus on providing fulfilling work experiences.
  2. People are leaving jobs despite being offered good pay because traditional hiring and retention strategies are not addressing their real needs. Employers need to look beyond just salaries and benefits to understand why employees leave.
  3. Relationships and connections in life matter a lot for both personal happiness and career success. It's important to nurture these relationships, as they can provide joy and future opportunities.

A Mass. Referendum, Revenue Sharing, And Taxing College Sports

0 implied HN points • 23 Oct 24
🚌 Education Higher education Policy Reform Taxation Sports Management
  1. The Supreme Court's recent ruling has brought relief to many in higher education, as it may create more stability in regulations, helping schools innovate and invest without constant changes.
  2. There's a possibility that college sports revenue might be taxed, as it may not directly relate to educational purposes, which could lead colleges to change how they manage their athletic programs.
  3. There is a referendum in Massachusetts about ending a graduation exam requirement, which many believe is important for ensuring that students have the necessary skills before graduating, rather than relying solely on teachers' grades.

Update on My Upcoming Book Job Moves—and Exciting News About My Previous Book

0 implied HN points • 15 Oct 24
🚌 Education Career development Higher education Book Publishing Podcasts
  1. The upcoming book 'Job Moves' will be available on November 19th and aims to help people advance their careers. A video featuring the authors introduces some key ideas from the book.
  2. The previous book, 'From Reopen to Reinvent,' ranked number 7 on Porchlight's Nonfiction Bestsellers list for September 2024. This success highlights the reception and importance of the book's themes.
  3. The podcast episode on the impact of college athletics discusses how changes in this area affect all of higher education. The conversation includes insights on sustainability and the role of student athletes.