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12 juin 2019

Examens : pour bien réviser, testez-vous !

The ConversationQuand on parle d’examens, de contrôles ou de devoirs, on pense aussitôt bulletins de notes, moyennes et admissions dans des formations. Mais si les tests sont un format pratique pour évaluer des performances, leur utilité ne s’arrête pas là. La recherche montre en effet qu’il s’agit d’outils particulièrement efficaces pour apprendre. Plus...

12 juin 2019

Pourquoi est-ce si important de prendre des notes ?

The ConversationÉcoliers, lycéens, étudiants ou salariés en formation, nous devons tous faire face à la même situation : assimiler un volume conséquent d’informations en un temps restreint. Au-delà de la mémorisation des données, prendre des notes aide à classer et à synthétiser l’information. Plus...

12 juin 2019

Why federal student aid should be restored for people in prison

The ConversationThe “Restoring Education And Learning Act of 2019,” or the “REAL Act of 2019,” seeks to reinstate federal Pell Grant eligibility for incarcerated individuals. Pell Grants are federal grants meant to help students who need money to go to college. More...

12 juin 2019

Campus free speech laws being enacted in many states, but some may do more harm than good

The ConversationContinuing a recent trend, more states are passing laws that deal with free speech rights on college campuses.
Action has also come at the federal level with President Donald Trump’s March 21 executive order on campus free speech. There have also been calls to add campus speech protections to the Higher Education Act. This legislation is the main federal law dealing with higher education. More...

12 juin 2019

Let’s get real with college athletes about their chances of going pro

The ConversationWhen the NFL draft takes place, it will represent a professional dream come true for the 224 college football players who get picked. More...

12 juin 2019

Why Facebook belongs in the math classroom

The ConversationSome of your friends are also friends with each other, while others are not. It’s quite likely that you can find a “clique” who are all friends with each other. More...

12 juin 2019

The SAT’s new ‘adversity score’ is a poor fix for a problematic test

The ConversationThe College Board recently revealed a new “adversity score” that it plans to use as part of the SAT in order to reflect students’ social and economic background. More...

12 juin 2019

Chicago’s Urban Prep Academy – known for 100% college acceptance rates – put reputation ahead of results

The ConversationWhen I joined Urban Prep Academies in 2006 as the founding math teacher at what was to become the nation’s first all-boys public charter high school, the school’s faculty and staff had one central goal. More...

12 juin 2019

I was an expert witness against a teacher who taught students to question the Holocaust

The ConversationWhen I first set out to research how the Holocaust was being depicted in textbooks in New Jersey’s public schools, my hope was to see what students were being taught about the systematic state-sponsored killing of 6 million Jewish men, women and and children. More...
12 juin 2019

School vouchers expand despite evidence of negative effects

The ConversationFor the past couple of decades, proponents of vouchers for private schools have been pushing the idea that vouchers work.
They assert there is a consensus among researchers that voucher programs lead to learning gains for students – in some cases bigger gains than with other reforms and approaches, such as class-size reduction. More...
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