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¿Enseña pensamiento crítico el pregrado?

22 Oct, 2015 |

The Chronicle of Higher Education, October 20, 2015 by Chronicle Staff   Yes, Colleges Do Teach Critical-Thinking Skills, Study Finds   Report: “Does College Teach Critical Thinking? A Meta-Analysis” Authors: Christopher R. Huber and Nathan R. Kuncel, both...

Gratuidad: vamos por ínsulas o encrucijadas

18 Oct, 2015 |

 Gratuidad: vamos por ínsulas o encrucijadas "Hoy no se discute ningún problema relevante para el futuro de la educación superior. Todo se reduce a cómo sumar 170 mil millones de pesos a los 380 mil millones que el Estado desde ya gasta en gratuidad para los...

Education Policy Analysis Archives

11 Oct, 2015 |

Education Policy Analysis Archives has just published 6 articles and 1 video commentary for the Special Issue on New public management & the new professional educator, Guest Co-Edited by Dr. Gary Anderson and Dr. Kathryn Herr: 1.            Anderson, G. &...

Resultados de aprendizaje vía MOOCs

10 Oct, 2015 |

Do MOOCs Help? September 23, 2015 By Carl Straumsheim Unlike at colleges and universities, where students finish their studies and leave with a diploma, most learners who complete one of Coursera’s massive open online courses report benefits that help them in less...

Sobre aranceles, su rebaja y desaparición

20 Sep, 2015 |

An Argument About the Effects of Tuition Reductions Posted on September 16, 2015 by Alex Usher At various times in the past (here,  here, and here, for example), I have made the argument that lowering tuition fees is regressive because the benefits will accrue to...

Educación superior por competencias

3 Sep, 2015 |

Competency-based programs reimagine college credit. Lessons from early adopters By: Sherrie Negrea University Business, September 2015 On camus to alk: Graduates of Southern New Hampshire University’s online College for America program are invited to participate in...

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