College Before College (Part 5): Talent is Wider Than Opportunity
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The episode discusses the impact of dual enrollment and early college programs on students with limited access to advanced educational opportunities.
Dual enrollment and early college programs are often associated with already high-achieving students, but some of the strongest research findings suggest acceleration may have its greatest impact on students who historically have had the least access to advanced educational opportunities. As states continue expanding early college pathways, the more important question may not simply be how many students participate, but who benefits and why. Corey Alderdice, a national voice on talent and tra...
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