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13 avril 2015

8.181 qualifiés, 2.520 emplois

Sur le blog "Histoires d'universités" de Pierre Dubois. L’arrêté du 25 février 2015 a fixé les nombres d’emplois offerts à la mutation, au détachement et au recrutement par concours jusqu’au 31 décembre 2015 : 1.084 pour les professeurs des universités et 1.436 pour les maîtres de conférences, soit un total de 2.520.
2.520 emplois offerts en 2015. Combien de candidats ? Le vivier est constitué par les nouveaux qualifiés de 2015 (8.181) et par les qualifiés non recrutés ces 3 dernières années. Pas de quoi donner le sourire aux docteurs. Suite...

13 avril 2015

Le site « hébreu » de l’académie de Paris

titre hebreu

! ברוכים הבאים

Le site « hébreu » de l’académie de Paris fête son quatrième anniversaire et je me réjouis qu’il soit désormais bien connu des professeurs. 
De nouvelles rubriques seront prochainement développées. Seront mis en ligne :
• Des exemples d’enregistrements, de dossiers et de sujets d’écrit des années précédentes pour les BTS
• Un dossier sur la voie professionnelle
• Une banque de documents sonores ou vidéo pour entraîner les élèves à l’épreuve de compréhension orale du baccalauréat.
Je rappelle également que tous les sujets d’écrit du baccalauréat sont mis sur le site (onglet « examens »).
Comme toujours, vous trouverez sur la page d’accueil l’annonce des principales manifestations culturelles qui se déroulent à Paris ou en province ainsi que la rubrique « littérature » où sont présentés les derniers romans parus en Israël.

Monique OHANA, IA-IPR d’hébreu,
Chargée de mission d’Inspection générale

earthlve-bluered-100Le portail LVE regroupe les informations officielles, les outils pédagogiques et les actions pédagogiques et culturelles concernant l'ensemble des langues vivantes enseignées dans langues mondel'académie de Paris.

13 avril 2015

Federal Financial Aid Is The Real Reason College Costs Too Much

By Richard Vedder. There are three standard explanations as to why college costs too much. First, there is the so-called Baumol Effect, named after a Princeton professor, William Baumol, that argues that teaching is like theater: professors are actors performing before students. Just as it takes as many actors now to perform King Lear as it did 400 years ago when it was written, there has been no productivity advance in higher education. More...

13 avril 2015

The 'University Of Everywhere' Isn't For Everyone: The Future Of Learning Will Be A Big Tent

By Andrew Kelly. MOOCs help many people learn new things—lifelong learners, college-educated workers who wish to build new skills, or gifted high school students angling for admission to an elite college. And that is a good thing. Up to now, though, enrollments in open online courses have mostly come from the ranks of the well educated. Helping the smart get smarter is a net benefit, but it does little for those who are currently left behind by our education system. More...

13 avril 2015

8 Ways to Make College More Accessible to Low-Income Students

By . I'm not going to wow you with some mind-blowing statistic about educational inequity in the United States. In 2015, our achievement gap has its own Wikipedia page. By and large, people are aware that only 10 percent of low-income students are graduating from college. And increasingly, people seem to understand that being born poor has no relevance to a person's intelligence, capability, and motivation. More...

13 avril 2015

New Prize Rewards Economic Diversity at Colleges

New York TimesBy David Leonhardt. Top colleges have many reasons to avoid enrolling a lot of low-income students. 
The students need financial aid, which can strain a university’s budget. Although many of the students have stellar grades, they often have somewhat lower SAT scores than affluent students, which can hurt a university’s ranking. Read more...

13 avril 2015

Private colleges get large tax-free endowments

Times UnionBy John-Henry Perera. Taxpayers aren't getting their money's worth when it comes to investing in our college students, according to a new study.
The Nexus Research and Policy Center released some unflattering data on America's wealthy private institutions in its report "Rich Schools, Poor Students: Tapping Large University Endowments to Improve Student Outcomes." More...

13 avril 2015

Students put expertise into plain English

latimes.comBy . It was a simple question: What do you study? But UCLA doctoral candidate Oscar Campos started to give anything but a simple answer — he talked about cells and biology and how his research related to cancer but that he wasn't technically a cancer cell biologist. And then he stopped. More...

13 avril 2015

University of Utah students get an explanation for their higher tuition

The Salt Lake TribuneBy Annie Knox. University of Utah students on Tuesday quizzed administrators on rising tuition, faculty raises and the school's low rate of American Indian students.
As required by state law, school officials held an information session on the 3.5 percent bump in tuition for next year, which will add $7.5 million in school revenue. More...

13 avril 2015

Starbucks ups college plan to 4 years

USA TODAYBy Bruce Horovitz. Starbucks is expanding its college tuition reimbursement program for workers. The coffee chain will now cover the entire cost of an online undergraduate degree.
Starbucks soon may find itself almost as famous for college diplomas as it is for java. The coffee giant late Monday announced it was doubling its free college tuition plan for employees to cover a full four years of college instead of two. It also will offer employees faster tuition reimbursement — after every semester instead of after completing 21 class credits. More...

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