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8 février 2015

'The Tyranny of the Meritocracy'

HomeBy Scott Jaschik. Elite colleges admit students in a way that will fail to diversify higher education -- and the current use of affirmative action has little impact, according to a new book by Lani Guinier. Her new book, The Tyranny of the Meritocracy: Democratizing Higher Education in America, has just been published by Beacon Press. In it she argues that current admissions systems are based on tests, rankings and prestige -- in ways that undermine American democracy. And she argues for replacing what she calls "testocratic merit" with a new "democratic merit." This shift would place more emphasis on the good to society of educating a diverse group of people than on identifying the people with the best credentials (as currently defined by society) for admission. Read more...

8 février 2015

Obama Seeks Funding Boost

HomeBy Michael Stratford. President Obama sent Congress a budget request Monday that would increase federal spending on many higher education programs and also aims to reap savings for the government by changing some student loan and repayment optionsRead more...

8 février 2015

Income-Based Repayment Costs Rising

HomeBy Michael Stratford. The Obama administration revealed this week that extending its income-based repayment program to 5 million existing student loan borrowers will cost taxpayers more than $9 billionRead more...

8 février 2015

Saved by the bell hooks

HomeBy Scott Jaschik. Bell hooks started making waves in scholarship long before "Saved by the Bell" became a television hit. She published Ain't I a Woman: Black Women in Feminism, one of her best-known books, in 1981, and she's still publishing today from a base at Berea College. The sitcom aired only from 1989 through 1993 (though it also had some spin-offs). Read more...

8 février 2015

Firing a Faculty Blogger

HomeBy Scott Jaschik. A controversial professor on Wednesday revealed that Marquette University is trying to revoke his tenure and fire him for statements he made about a graduate instructor, with her name, on his blog.
The university says his behavior was unprofessional and that he misled the public about what happened in a dispute between the graduate instructor and an undergraduate student. Read more...

8 février 2015

Fibbing for Rankings

HomeBy Scott Jaschik. The University of Missouri at Kansas City gave the Princeton Review false information designed to inflate the rankings of its business school, which was under pressure from its major donor to keep the ratings up, according to an outside audit released Friday. Read more...

8 février 2015

Trade Anxiety

HomeBy Elizabeth Redden. European higher education leaders are concerned that two trade agreements currently being negotiated could cast doubt on the ability of national and regional governments to determine the character of their higher education systems.
At issue are the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), for which negotiators from the European Union and the United States entered their eighth round of talks this week, and the Trade in Services Agreement (TiSA), which is being negotiated between 23 World Trade Organization members, including the E.U. and the U.S.
The higher education-related implications of these agreements, which are being negotiated behind closed doors, are not entirely clear. But in a statement released last week, the Council of the European University Association warned that the autonomy of national and regional governments could be threatened if higher education is subject to international trade rulesRead more...

8 février 2015

Ethics of Engagement

HomeBy Elizabeth Redden. After Algonquin College, a community college in Ontario, announced that it would be opening an all-male campus in Jazan, Saudi Arabia, the faculty union’s newsletter published an alarming image: that of the beheaded bodies of five Yemeni nationals convicted of murder and robberyRead more...

8 février 2015

Le Café de l’emploi

http://www.adef06.org/resources/ARRIERE+PLAN.jpgLe Café de l’Alternance une rencontre conviviale et efficace avec un jeune en recherche d’un contrat en Alternance »
Chers partenaires,
La Mission Locale a initié un nouveau mode de recrutement, « Le Café de l’emploi ».
Il a permis à bon nombre de ses participants (jeunes candidats et entreprises qui recrutent)  de vivre une expérience réussie, pour cela nous vous invitons à nous rejoindre sur cet événement.
Vous trouverez ci-joint l’invitation à cette manifestation et le coupon-réponse vous permettant de vous y inscrire.
Le jeudi 9 Avril 2015
de 8h30 à 11h00
Lieu : en attente de confirmation
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8 février 2015

Parution de l'étude-action sur les Emplois d'avenir

http://www.adef06.org/resources/ARRIERE+PLAN.jpgParution de l'étude-action sur les Emplois d'avenir
L’Institut Bertrand Schwartz, appuyé par l’Union Nationale des Missions Locales (UNML), a lancé en octobre 2013 une étude-action sur les Emplois d’avenir, comportant deux volets menés de façon concomitante entre octobre 2013 et novembre 2014. Les résultats de l'étude sont en ligne à partir du 5 février 2015.
Accéder à l’étude

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