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2 novembre 2015

Threats against universities part of a pranking ‘echo chamber,’ experts say

Go to the Globe and Mail homepageBy Nicole Thompson. Social media experts say two threats against Ontario universities in the past few days are symptoms of an online “echo chamber” that creates a breeding ground for hoaxes, but note the real world penalties for such pranks can be severe. Read more...
2 novembre 2015

Vast Budget Deal, With Good News for Education, Passes the House

By Kelly Field. Lawmakers in the House of Representatives passed a bill on Wednesday that would temporarily lift caps on both military and domestic spending, providing an additional $40 billion for nondefense spending — including education programs — over the next two years. More...

2 novembre 2015

College completion: Not just about the money

By Brad Hershbein. The movement for “free college”—at least at the two-year level—continues to build (see Sara Goldrick-Rab’s piece in this series). Hopes are high that free college would mean that more students, especially those from lower-income families, would attend and complete programs that help them get better jobs and improve social mobility. More...

2 novembre 2015

What happens if affirmative action in college admissions is banned?

By Ben Backes. In the coming months, the Supreme Court will consider—again—whether UT Austin’s use of racial preferences in undergraduate admissions decisions violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. More...

1 novembre 2015

What the new Canadian government means for higher education

By Ellie Bothwell. Ellie Bothwell looks at the potential impact of Justin Trudeau’s election on the higher education system. More...

1 novembre 2015

18 universities on the brink of shutdown

The college year simply didn’t start for more than 300,000 students across Venezuela, amid a widespread faculty strike that has closed down 18 public universities, writes Franz von Bergen for Fox News Latino. Read more...

27 octobre 2015

Elections canadiennes: et la science dans tout ça ?

Blog Educpros de et de . Le Canada connaît l’alternance: après plus de 10 ans de gouvernement Harper, les libéraux canadiens reprennent le pouvoir via Justin Trudeau, fils de Trudeau (premier ministre légendaire qui a donné son nom à l’aéroport de Montreal). Une victoire qui a suscité de nombreuses réactions dans le milieu de la recherche scientifique. Suite...
25 octobre 2015

Reverse Transfer Agreement: An Innovative Approach to College Completion

Evolllution Logo, click to return to homepageBy Joianne Smith - Evolllution. Many students begin their studies at a community college but transfer to a university prior to completing an associate’s degree. At Oakton Community College, of the students who transfer, 89 percent do so prior to degree completion, compared to 11 percent that transfer after earning an associate’s degree. More...

25 octobre 2015

It’s Time to Demand More of American Colleges: Here’s How

Evolllution Logo, click to return to homepageBy Andrew Kelly - Evolllution. For too long, we’ve judged the quality of American higher education according to Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart’s famous standard for pornography: “I know it when I see it.” Our current system evaluates colleges almost entirely on “inputs”—the academic pedigree of the students they admit, the credentials of their faculty, the number of volumes in their library, the flashiness of their amenities, and so on. More...

25 octobre 2015

The Nationalization of American Education

Evolllution Logo, click to return to homepageBy John Ebersole - Evolllution. We usually think of education, at all levels, as a state responsibility. Yet, there is nothing in our constitution that makes this explicit. A result has been growing involvement by the federal government, at both the K-12 and tertiary levels. An example of this, and the backlash it has created, can be seen in the Common Core Curriculum. More...

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