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18 février 2017

Why children’s books that teach diversity are more important than ever

The ConversationBy . If you think back to your childhood, what sticks with you? For many people, it’s those cosy times when they were cuddled up with a parent or grandparent, being read a story. More...

18 février 2017

Better note-taking can help students who struggle with English

The ConversationBy  and . Starting a university degree can be something of a culture shock. Students enter university after spending years in a closely structured school learning environment. They discover that there’s a different expectation in higher education: the onus of learning falls mostly on them. More...

18 février 2017

What South Africa can do about youth unemployment in the short run

The ConversationBy  and . South Africa’s youth unemployment rates are now considered to be chronic. The latest figures show that about 48% of South Africans between 15 and 34 were unemployed in the third quarter of 2016. More...

18 février 2017

Why global education rankings don’t reveal the whole picture

The ConversationBy  and . Country rankings in international education tests – such as PISA and TIMSS – are often used to compare and contrast education systems across a range of countries. But it isn’t always an even playing field. More...

18 février 2017

Education behind bars: why university students are learning alongside prisoners

The ConversationBy . With reports of increasing violence and drug use, along with high levels of suicide and a lack of staff, prisons in the UK are currently seen to be in a state of crisis. More...

18 février 2017

University staff table solutions to the crisis on South Africa’s campuses

The ConversationBy . While we support students’ demands, we cannot perpetuate a culture of impunity. We declare our support for restorative justice for students facing disciplinary actions or criminal charges. More...

18 février 2017

What universities are doing to help Syria’s lost generation

The ConversationBy . Since 2011 nearly 5m people have fled Syria, creating one of the biggest refugee exoduses in recent history – and the number continues to grow. Globally, millions more have been forced to flee their homes due to war, conflict and persecution – latest figures indicate that there are an estimated 65m displaced people across the world. More...

18 février 2017

How Florida is helping train the next generation of cybersecurity professionals

The ConversationBy . Our increasingly connected and digital world is vulnerable to attack and needs more skilled professionals who know how to defend it. As connected devices proliferate, particularly smart devices creating what has been called the “Internet of Things,” the problem is getting worse. In 2016, there were 6.4 billion connected devices in use in homes and businesses across the country. By 2020, that number is expected to more than triple. More...

18 février 2017

American Cloaca: At Standing Rock, Part 3

By Oronte. My last two posts were about deciding to go to Veterans Stand for Standing Rock (VSFSR) at the start of December, with three other vets and two stringers for Al Jazeera. Read more...

18 février 2017

Why Starbucks Gets Digital Engagement

http://www.insidehighered.com/sites/default/server_files/styles/large/public/student_affairs_and_technology_blog_header.jpgBy Eric Stoller. What can higher education learn from big brands. Read more...

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