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A Guided Pathways Approach to Improving Learning and Teaching in Introductory College Mathematics

Through Guided Pathways, Milwaukee Area Technical College’s math department introduced students to new paths to success and helped them build a better relationship with math.

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Aligning Data Systems With State Needs: How User-Centered Design Helps

Learn more about how user-centered design can help states transform closed data systems into accessible resources that support policy, research, and individual decision-making.

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Beyond the Science of Reading: Why Disciplinary Literacy Matters for College and Workforce Readiness

Discover why disciplinary literacy equips students with the skills necessary for college and careers.

Beyond the Science of Reading: Why Disciplinary Literacy Matters for College and Workforce Readiness" with headshots of two speakers—Thomas Torre Gibney and Rachel Tripathy
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Building an Economic Mobility Movement

The co-directors of WestEd’s Center for Economic Mobility reflect on the Center’s work over the past year to ensure better economic outcomes for all learners.

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Carnegie Math Pathways at WestEd to License Quantway and Statway Courses as Open Educational Resources

Carnegie Math Pathways at WestEd has taken its commitment to equity a step further by releasing Quantway and Statway as Open Educational Resources.

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Carnegie Math Pathways Courses Are Now Open Educational Resources (OER): What This Means for Math Educators

Dan Ray and Lewis Hosie discuss the basics of Open Educational Resources, Statway and Quantway, and Carnegie Math Pathways’ decision to go OER.

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Driving Economic Mobility Through Career and Technical Education: Q&A With Angela Estacion and Alisha Hyslop 

In this Q&A blog celebrating CTE Month, Angela Estacion and Alisha Hyslop reflect on the state of CTE at community and technical colleges and look toward the future of CTE.

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Enhanced Student Supports for Quantway and Statway Now Available as OER

Discover an updated student support framework from Carnegie Math Pathways, designed to help instructors create a positive and productive learning community for their students.

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Filling a Missing Piece: Strengthening Adult Numeracy Education for the 21st Century 

Discover why foundational skills like numeracy and digital literacy are crucial for adults’ success and how innovative programs like the Adult Numeracy in the Digital Era (ANDE) are transforming adult basic mathematics education in the U.S.

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Five Recommendations for Creating K–16 Pathways for All Students

In today’s dynamic job market, students need coherent career-focused pathways from high school to college and employment, commonly called K-16 pathways.