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14 juin 2019

Oxford aims to attract deprived students with new foundation year

The GuardianUniversity launches schemes to bring in more undergraduates from disadvantaged groups. More...

14 juin 2019

‘I became suicidal’: students accused of cheating by UK tell of 'living hell'

The GuardianThousands who lost their visas are hoping a report this week will help resolve the Home Office dispute. More...

14 juin 2019

For poor children, lunch is a rushed butty. For the rich, it’s orchestra and standup

The GuardianThe demise of the state school lunch hour is yet another obstacle to Oxbridge places. More...

12 juin 2019

Short-term contracts a plague on academia

The GuardianLecturers and trade unionists rally in support of an academic at Soas, University of London, who has been twice refused a permanent post, and urge institutions to review their use of casual contracts. More...

12 juin 2019

Pourquoi est-ce si important de prendre des notes ?

The ConversationÉcoliers, lycéens, étudiants ou salariés en formation, nous devons tous faire face à la même situation : assimiler un volume conséquent d’informations en un temps restreint. Au-delà de la mémorisation des données, prendre des notes aide à classer et à synthétiser l’information. Plus...

12 juin 2019

I was an expert witness against a teacher who taught students to question the Holocaust

The ConversationWhen I first set out to research how the Holocaust was being depicted in textbooks in New Jersey’s public schools, my hope was to see what students were being taught about the systematic state-sponsored killing of 6 million Jewish men, women and and children. More...
12 juin 2019

School vouchers expand despite evidence of negative effects

The ConversationFor the past couple of decades, proponents of vouchers for private schools have been pushing the idea that vouchers work.
They assert there is a consensus among researchers that voucher programs lead to learning gains for students – in some cases bigger gains than with other reforms and approaches, such as class-size reduction. More...
12 juin 2019

The Augar Review: what it could mean for students and universities

The ConversationAfter many months of delay, while it was caught up in the policy vacuum created by Brexit, the Augar Review has finally been published. More...
12 juin 2019

Outdoor learning has huge benefits for children and teachers — so why isn’t it used in more schools?

The ConversationResearch shows that healthier and happier children do better in school, and that education is an important determinant of future health. But education is not just about lessons within the four walls of a classroom. The outdoor environment encourages skills such as problem solving and negotiating risk which are important for child development. More...
12 juin 2019

Persuadir con la palabra: oratoria y neurociencia

The ConversationActualmente, no existe en nuestra enseñanza una asignatura relacionada con la Oratoria, que enseñe a construir discursos persuasivos y a pronunciarlos en público. Esa labor correspondió durante siglos a la Retórica. More...
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