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31 mai 2018

Empirical Educators Define the Project

By Michael Feldstein. In my last post, I wrote that the Empirical Educator Project (EEP) is e-Literate's way of putting our money where our mouth is, so to speak, regarding our own theory of change for improving student success and closing achievement gaps. What is that theory? I articulated it in some detail last February, before our inaugural summit. More...

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31 mai 2018

Disclosure Update

By Michael Feldstein. Regular readers know that we try to be as transparent as we can about the funding sources of our business, particularly when those sources are from organizations that we write about. This is an update about our relationship with a long-term funding source for e-Literate: The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF). More...

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31 mai 2018

Textbook Authors Sue over Cengage Unlimited Royalties

By Michael Feldstein. Back in January, I wrote of Cengage's "all you can eat" Unlimited pricing announcement. More...

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31 mai 2018

Arab Youth See Region Adrift, Survey Finds

Arab youth believe that defeating extremism, creating good jobs, improving education and cracking down on government corruption are the most important issues in the Arab world as a region, according to the results of a recent survey. But a significant majority also believe that the region has drifted off course in the past decade. More...

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31 mai 2018

Cameroon’s Language Divide Disrupts Education

Pertula Ngeng Yuh wants to take the exams she must pass to receive her country’s General Certificate of Education and graduate to secondary school. But the 15-year-old girl must wait at least two more years. She’s now taking the first of three years’ worth of “ordinary level” courses before she can take the exams. More...

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31 mai 2018

An Arab Researcher Seeks Solutions to Urban Pollution

The air pollution in Beirut is 3.2 times higher than the recommended safe level, and in Greater Cairo it is 11.7 times higher, according to the BreatheLife 2030 campaign, a joint initiative of the World Health Organization and other nongovernmental agencies. More...

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31 mai 2018

Zajal, a Folk Poetry Form, Reaches a New Generation

A business school in the Lebanese capital recently hosted the first round of Lebanon’s inaugural nationwide student competition in zajal, a Lebanese tradition of improvised folk poetry usually heard in social gatherings in the country’s mountain villages. More...

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31 mai 2018

Invention Could Ease Jordan’s Water-Scarcity Problem

He explained that many private homes in Jordan use desalination and filtration units to ensure a supply of safe drinking water, but that even in the best of these systems, each liter of treated water corresponds to three liters that goes down the drain without being used. More...

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31 mai 2018

NYU Abu Dhabi Work Force Is at Risk, Report Says

A new report from a faculty-student alliance at New York University charges that the university’s Abu Dhabi campus has not taken adequate steps to eliminate the possibility of forced labor years after the issue first surfaced. More...

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31 mai 2018

Debate Clubs Catch on at Arab Universities

Passionate debates among student groups on various issues was a common feature of university life in Arab countries for years. But these spontaneous gatherings have become less common with the decline of student movements and the diminishing of freedom of expression in some Arab countries. More...

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