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19 octobre 2017

B.C. pledges education action – for the good of democracy, Canada should follow suit

The ConversationOn the education front, the new government has stated it sees education as lifelong. It has pledged to introduce $10-a-day early childhood education, and to provide an influx of funding for kindergarten to Grade 12 education. For adult learners, it has pledged to end fees for English-language learning and adult basic education. It has also promised to make post-secondary education more affordable. More...

19 octobre 2017

Why Canada fails to be an education superpower

The ConversationCanada’s recent results in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) have been celebrated widely. In August 2017, the BBC marked Canada as an “education superpower” because we were one of the top-ranking countries. More...

19 octobre 2017

Vancouver’s urban conundrum: Let’s design better cities

The ConversationVancouver promotes itself as a modern if not postmodern city. Doug Coupland’s book, City of Glass, rightly captured the city’s look and aesthetic, which is dominated by high rises set against magnificent mountains and the ocean. More...

19 octobre 2017

Betsy DeVos’ 6-month report card: More undoing than doing

The ConversationMeanwhile, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has been busy fulfilling her conservative agenda that seeks to broaden school choice and market-based schooling in pre-K through higher education. More...

19 octobre 2017

More states are allowing guns on college campuses

The ConversationTexas and 10 other states now have laws permitting concealed carry of guns at colleges and universities. So far in 2017, campus carry bills have been introduced in at least 16 other states. More...

19 octobre 2017

The wrongs of passage in fraternity hazing

The ConversationIn the 40 years since publishing my first research on hazing in collegiate groups, I’ve often been reminded of the adage that every good thing is accompanied by trouble. More...

19 octobre 2017

Colleges need affirmative action – but it can be expanded

The ConversationThe recent report of the Department of Justice’s possible investigation of “intentional race-based discrimination in college and university admissions” demonstrates that the assaults aren’t likely to end anytime soon. More...

19 octobre 2017

Why hazing continues to be a rite of passage for some

The ConversationIt is true that fraternities, bands and team sports provide a welcoming atmosphere for students who value the support and mentorship of older peers. They contribute to school spirit, provide student leaders and produce loyal, generous alumni. More...

18 octobre 2017

Resign, Mr. President

http://www.insidehighered.com/sites/default/server_files/styles/large/public/law.jpgBy Tracy Mitrano. Your remarks in the aftermath of Charlottesville, combined with so many other demonstrations of inadequacy and failed leadership, reflect the absence of that most fundamental traits required of a president: a moral compass. More...

18 octobre 2017

Charlottesville

http://www.insidehighered.com/sites/default/server_files/styles/large/public/law.jpgBy Tracy Mitrano. The continued assault on higher education.
When I wrote last week’s post regarding the Trump assault on higher education, I was not aware of the pending crisis in Charlottesville. More...

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