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25 avril 2016

Fun With Aging

By Matt Reed. A few days ago the whole family was watching tv together when someone onscreen made a reference to the Cold War. The Girl, 11, asked “how did THAT start?” 
The best I could come up with in the moment was “it’s a long story.” I’m not proud of that. More...

25 avril 2016

Communicating When You Don’t Know

By Matt Reed. Like much of the East Coast, we’ve been hit recently with heavy winds and their attendant damage. On Monday the campus actually lost power for about an hour in the early afternoon as crews worked on repairing a couple of poles near campus that trees had taken down. More...

25 avril 2016

A Real Choice

By Matt Reed. If you haven’t seen Tim Burke’s latest, check it out.
Budgets look different at the Swarthmores of the world than at most community colleges. More...

25 avril 2016

Third Time’s the Charm

By Matt Reed. Practice doesn’t make perfect.
In fact, students taking a class for the second time pass it at lower rates than students taking it the first time. More...

25 avril 2016

University discards student gender segregation notice

After rejecting his notice to ban the mingling of girl and boy students on and off campus, the Swat University has suspended its chief proctor, Mohammad Bilal, over the “unlawful” move, writes Fazal Khaliq for DAWN. Read more...

25 avril 2016

Competition or collaboration for change?

By Hans de Wit. The new millennium marked a substantial shift in internationalisation of higher education, from a cooperative to a competitive paradigm, although the first signals were already apparent in countries like Australia and the United Kingdom several decades before. Read more...

25 avril 2016

Is class-based or race-based affirmative action best?

By Sigal Alon. Several countries around the world have implemented or permitted affirmative action programmes in higher education. In most of them the main criterion for eligibility is membership of specific racial and ethnic groups or castes. Read more...

25 avril 2016

Higher education at the crossroads

By Tom P Abeles. Education in general, but post-secondary education in particular, is supposed to provide individuals with the skills to participate as citizens in the civic and cultural life of the community. Additionally, education is supposed to equip individuals with a basic – or in some cases, a specific – armamentarium to provide for their economic well-being and that of the wider community. Read more...

25 avril 2016

Dispute Over Phallic Drawing on Beach Ball

HomeA large beach ball (at right) has set off a debate over free speech at the University of Delaware. The university's chapter of Young Americans for Liberty brought the ball to a campus quad and encouraged people to write whatever they wanted on the beach ball, declaring it to be a "free speech ball". Read more...

25 avril 2016

Uber for Education Is Here... Sort Of

HomeCollege students will soon be able to pay for rides from Uber with a service from Blackboard. The technology company on Tuesday announced a partnership with the ride-hailing service that will let students use Transact, Blackboard's cashless payment application, when requesting a ride. Read more...

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