The duty and responsibility of our American public education system in this 21st Century is to initiate, develop and sustain profound thinking in our student-citizens about the digital age (e.g. personal computers, supercomputers, robotics, and artificial intelligence) and the impact the digital age directly has on their education and career…

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Something to seriously consider about teaching and learning in recent American public education history is the entrenched attraction to quick fixes for deep-rooted educational problems. Something to seriously consider about teaching and learning in recent American public education history is the entrenched attraction to quick fixes for deep-rooted educational problems.…

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The education and business sectors are on the same page when it comes to what they want from “all people”–critical thinking and communication skills. By “all people”  the business and education sectors are, of course, referring to employees and students. Latino Student Centered Pedagogy In Critical Thinking and Strategic Planning:…

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OjoOido is honored to feature Rebeca Yanes as its latest Intergenerational Latina Role Model. Team OjoOido was first introduced to Rebeca when OjoOido attended the Latinas Think Big Innovation Summit at Google held earlier this month. Rebeca, a college senior, is currently pursuing her B.S. in Mathematical and Computational Science…

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How will Latino/Hispanic students be more successful if past and current classroom instruction has been an unconscionable failure in successfully addressing their learning needs? How will Latino/Hispanic students be more successful if past and current classroom instruction has been an unconscionable failure in successfully addressing their learning needs? Cognizant that…

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One of the most powerful ways to reduce the Latino high school dropout rate, increase college attendance and improve college graduation rates, is by targeting a root problem: the minimal or complete absence of academic study strategies for the vast majority of Latino youth. OjoOido.com addresses this failure to provide…

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