Corey Turner
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The Education Department says borrowers will have until the end of September to sign up and qualify.
Corey Turner, NPR News.
The changes were passed by Republicans last year and include new loan limits for graduate students who used to be able to borrow enough to cover the full cost of their program.
After July 1st, they'll be limited to $20,500 a year.
Borrowers enrolled in the Biden-era SAVE repayment plan will need to switch plans as SAVE is being shut down.
And if they don't, they'll be automatically placed into one of the least flexible standard plans.
July also brings the rollout of two new repayment plans that will be the only options for new borrowers moving forward.
And in one more big change, the Pell Grant program for low-income students is expanding to help pay for short-term workforce training.
Corey Turner, NPR News.
In a speech at the National Press Club, Weingarten laid out a 10-point plan to help schools navigate what she called a crossroads.
The points include no screens or online tests for kids from pre-K through second grade, no student-facing AI across the elementary school grades, and a total ban on social companion chatbots for students until at least age 16.
Weingarten also called for the creation of an independent research group to study the effects of AI, screens, and technology on students,
and for what she called a tech tax on big tech companies to, quote, pay their fair share for the adverse and disruptive consequences of AI.
Corey Turner, NPR News.
The annual report is called the Education Scorecard, and it comes from researchers at Stanford, Harvard, and Dartmouth.
Pouring over decades of math and reading scores, the researchers say America's students hit a learning recession, not during COVID-19, but around 2013.
Stanford researcher Sean Reardon.
As for why learning got so derailed, the researchers have two theories.
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