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EPISODE · Apr 4, 2022 · 31 MIN

S1 Ep1: Recapturing Lost Credits

from Designing Education · host Everyone Graduates Center

Nearly two years of pandemic-related disruptions have caused Many young people to miss out on significant amounts of learning and instruction. In this episode, Dr. Balfanz is joined by Educational Resource Strategies Chief Executive Officer Dr. Karen Hawley Miles and Senior Manager Eddie Branchaud to discuss credit recovery and the challenges that schools face as they help students get back on track. Hear about what Karen and Eddie have discovered as they look closely at the strategies schools across the country are using to help students catch up and thrive. 

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Nearly two years of pandemic-related disruptions have caused Many young people to miss out on significant amounts of learning and instruction. In this episode, Dr. Balfanz is joined by Educational Resource Strategies Chief Executive Officer Dr. Karen Hawley Miles and Senior Manager Eddie Branchaud to discuss credit recovery and the challenges that schools face as they help students get back on track. Hear about what Karen and Eddie have discovered as they look closely at the strat...

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