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Inequidad educacional a la luz de PISA

13 Feb, 2017 |

Social inequalities in education are not set in stone Posted: 31 Jan 2017 02:00 AM PST by Carlos González-Sancho Analyst, OECD Directorate for Education and Skills Most people see social inequities in education as stubbornly persistent. Children of wealthy and highly...

Uso del iPad en la docencia universitaria

12 Feb, 2017 |

One Campus’s iPad Revolution Results in Education Evolution Mark Lombardi, president, Maryville U. By Lee Gardner February 03, 2017 Mark Lombardi, president of Maryville University, in Missouri, describes some of the interesting changes it has recently made in the...

Nueva ecología del aprendizaje

5 Feb, 2017 |

Nueva ecología del aprendizaje José Joaquín Brunner, 5 de feberero. 2017 Entendida en sus tres dimensiones de lo formal, informal y no-formal, la educación es sin duda un universo más grande y complejo que el de las escuelas. Esto genera una serie de preguntas para el...

Brecha de destrezas (skills gap)

3 Feb, 2017 |

The Idea That Launched a Thousand Strategic Plans By Dan Berrett JANUARY 22, 2017 PREMIUM A single idea has come to shape colleges’ plans for the future and assumptions about their role and purpose. It’s called the skills gap. Simply put, the skills gap is when...

Educación para carreras

28 Ene, 2017 |

How student attitudes towards the value of education can be shaped by careers education – evidence from the OECD’s PISA study Posted: 24 Jan 2017 01:51 AM PST by Anthony Mann  Director of Policy and Research, Education and Employers Taskforce, London, UK Dr Elnaz T....

Datos de empleabilidad de graduados en Canadá (2)

21 Ene, 2017 |

Another Lens on Bleak Graduate Income Data Posted on January 17, 2017 by Alex Usher     So, yesterday we looked at Ontario university graduate employment data (link to: previous).  Today I want to zero in a little bit on what’s happening by field of study. (I can hear...

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