The Supreme Court Is Wrong About Andy Warhol June 5, 2023 Credit...Javier Jaén By Richard Meyer Dr. Meyer is a professor of art history at Stanford University. The Supreme Court got it wrong. In a recent 7-to-2 decision, the court ruled that Andy Warhol infringed on...
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Acreditación desde perspectiva Republicanos de EEUU: Trump y De Santis
Why Are Trump and DeSantis Talking About Accreditation? By Eric Kelderman MAY 31, 2023 Republican politicians have found a new target in their efforts to reshape higher education: accrediting agencies. Announcing his presidential bid this month, Gov. Ron DeSantis,...
Incentivos financieros e investigación
Global drive for more open, rigorous research is growing Karen MacGregor 08 May 2023 There is growing pushback against research systems driven by financial rewards for exciting findings, at the expense of rigour and integrity. The Open Science Framework for...
Crisis del pensamiento liberal
Al liberalismo le crecen los enanos (a izquierda y derecha) Los conservadores le acusan de olvidar los vínculos con las comunidades nacionales mientras los progresistas le afean que haya dejado atrás la igualdad entre personas y grupos sociales FERNANDO...
Asistencia escolar: factores de retención
Attendance Playbook: Smart Solutions for Reducing Student Absenteeism Post-Pandemic Phyllis W. Jordan DOWNLOAD THE REPORT Among the dire educational consequences of the pandemic, the impact on student absenteeism stands out. The pandemic’s long months of remote...
Internacionalización de la educación superior
When HE internationalisation operates as an industry Philip G Altbach and Hans de Wit 11 April 2023 There is a facade of higher education internationalisation that paints an idealistic picture of providing students with a global experience, stressing collaboration in...
Universidades de los EEUU: Nuevas relaciones estudiantes / profesores
Power Shift The student-professor dynamic has changed. That makes many faculty members nervous. By Emma Pettit APRIL 5, 2023 Google around long enough, and the teaching of college students can seem like an exercise in avoiding a tripwire. Last year, Hamline...
M. Crow, Rector de la U de Arizona sobre conocimiento compartido
Finding Collective Advantage in Shared Knowledge BY MICHAEL M. CROW, LISA MARGONELLI The CHIPS and Science Act aims to secure American competitiveness and innovation by investing $280 billion in domestic semiconductor manufacturing, scientific innovation, and regional...
EEUU: Apatía estudiantil
Teaching in an Age of ‘Militant Apathy’ Immersive education offers a way to reach students. But can it ever become the norm? By Beth McMurtrie, FEBRUARY 15, 2023 It is a strange time to be an undergraduate. Life may feel apocalyptic, buffeted by climate crisis,...
EEUU: Docencia de pregrado en debate
Course Correction Students expect ‘total flexibility’ in the pandemic-era classroom. But is that really what they need? By Beckie Supiano FEBRUARY 13, 2023 For all the well-known frustrations of remote instruction, Mark A. Sarvary anticipated that moving back...
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EDUTIC: Conferencia Innovaciones Disruptivas en la Educación – 8 de junio de 2023
Innovaciones Disruptivas en la Educación Jueves 08 de junio Conferencistas Internacionales José Joaquín Brunner...
Corte Suprema y copyright en uso de imagen por Warhol
The Supreme Court Is Wrong About Andy Warhol June 5, 2023 Credit...Javier Jaén By Richard Meyer Dr. Meyer is a...
Financiamiento basado en el desempeño
MAY 26, 2023 | ALEX USHER The World of Higher Education Podcast Performance-Based Funding in Europe If you’re in North...
La UNAM: grande y frágil – Manuel Gil Antón
La UNAM: grande y frágil Manuel Gil Antón ¿La misma estructura es la adecuada ante los cambios, y no sólo en las...