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Hugging the learning curve maintains career momentum

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By Alison Bell
| The Journal Gazette Verified
As employers, policymakers and workforce leaders examine the latest trends this fall, much of the conversation will focus on jobs, hiring and the broader economy. But those national or even state trends look different across communities. Those are important measures, but can feel distant from the decisions workers make every day. A more practical question is: What can people do now to make sure their skills keep pace with how their jobs are changing?
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Michigan made literacy a priority. Let’s keep the momentum | Opinion

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By Alison Bell
| Livingston Daily Press & Argus Verified
Michigan has passed new legislation and budgeted over $500 million for literacy initiatives. Recent test scores show Michigan third and fourth graders are performing at historic lows in reading. The new approach focuses on the Science of Reading, teacher training, and high-impact tutoring. Sustained support from teachers, families, and communities is needed for the reforms to succeed. Earlier this summer, Michigan took significant steps to change how children learn to read.
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GUEST COLUMN: The enrollment cliff Is an opportunity to create pathways for working adults in Kentucky

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By Alison Bell
| Sentinel Echo Verified
For years, higher education leaders in Kentucky have been discussing and preparing for the “enrollment cliff,” the long-anticipated decline in the number of traditional college-age students following the Great Recession. That moment has arrived. The number of U.S. high school graduates peaked in 2025 and is projected to decline in the years ahead, prompting institutions everywhere to rethink enrollment strategies and long-term sustainability. The demographic challenge is clear.
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