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Nuevas experiencias de admisión con equidad

10 May, 2013 |

  Season of the Crunch Inside Higher Ed Zack Budryk, May 10, 2013 - 3:00am Two new papers suggest that summer counseling for low-income college-bound high school graduates can have a major impact on their freshman year of college. Read...

Educación obligatoria pagada por familias de bajo ingreso

9 May, 2013 |

OXFORD STUDIES IN COMPARATIVE EDUCATION LOW-FEE PRIVATE SCHOOLING aggravating equity or mitigating disadvantage? Edited by PRACHI SRIVASTAVA 2013 paperback 220 pages US$48.00 ISBN 978-1-873927-91-5 IN STOCK NOW   FREE delivery on all orders All books are sent AIRMAIL...

FECH sobre gratuidad

8 May, 2013 |

  Con la educación gratuita ganamos todos ANDRÉS FIELBAUMPresidente de la FECH, El Mostrador 7 de mayo 2013 La masiva marcha del 11 de Abril volvió a demostrar la necesidad de una educación pública, gratuita y de calidad. Amplio debate ha vuelto a suscitarse, en...

Aun el ranking mas reputado es ahora boicoteado

5 May, 2013 |

German Sociologists Boycott Academic Ranking by Klaus Dörre, Stephan Lessenich, and Ingo Singe, Friedrich-Schiller-University, Jena, Germany Universities and institutions of higher education across the globe are being impacted by structural change, guided by...

Publicidad universitaria y efectos según clase social

1 May, 2013 |

Why Disadvantaged Students Are More Influenced by College Marketing May 1, 2013, 11:15 am By Beckie Supian, The Chronicle of Higher Education, May 1, 2013 Disadvantaged students are more likely to search for colleges haphazardly, rather than in the systematic way a...

Propiedad en caso MOOCs

28 Mar, 2013 |

Who Owns a MOOC? Inside Higher ED.,  March 19, 2013 By Ry Rivard Faculty union officials in California worry professors who agree to teach free online classes could undermine faculty intellectual property rights and collective bargaining agreements. The union for...

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