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Education Jun 11

Why 36 million American adults can’t read enough to work — and how to help them

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These industries are growing. Why are men staying away?

Millions of jobs in industry, held mostly by men, have disappeared in the last two decades. But at the same time, the economy has gained 9 million jobs in education and health services, which are more frequently associated with women.

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Politics Apr 03

Trump overwhelmingly leads rivals in support from less educated Americans

Trump overwhelmingly leads his rivals for support among the less educated, and draws more modest backing from college graduates and those with postgraduate study.

By Jennifer C. Kerr, Associated Press

Education Feb 05

Why do some states bar older students from receiving financial aid?

Misty Aemisegger had always planned to go to college, but when her daughter was born, she decided to stay home and take care of her. A series of short-lived factory jobs, including one that involved chemical exposure she suspects of…

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Education Jan 06

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Is the new GED test an educational improvement or setback?

An overhaul of the GED to meet Common Core standards has made the high school equivalency test more rigorous and more expensive. As a result, fewer people are taking and passing it. Gwen Ifill gets debate from Randy Trask of…

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