Latin America: COVID-19 Challenges Higher Education By Eric Hershberg, Alexandra Flinn-Palcic, and Christopher Kambhu* The COVID‑19 pandemic has worsened the challenges that Latin American universities already faced and could have a potentially catastrophic impact on...
Mejor evidencia disponible sobre retorno a la escuela
Planning for School Reopening and Recovery After COVID-19 Shelby Carvalho , Jack Rossiter , Noam Angrist , Susannah Hares and Rachel Silverman MAY 29, 2020 DOWNLOAD PDF Most governments around the world have temporarily closed schools in an attempt to contain the...
Revista Iberoamericana de Educación: la clave de la gobernanza
El estudio de la gobernanza de los sistemas educativos es, de algún modo, la investigación acerca del ejercicio de poder entre los actores de una comunidad educativa “ampliada”; es decir, docentes, estudiantes, familias y funcionarios, pero también de empresas,...
Alex Usher: IN PANDEMUS VERITAS
IN PANDEMUS VERITAS MAY 25, 2020 | ALEX USHER One of the most interesting things about the pandemic is the questions it raises about the price of education. Can institutions reasonably expect to charge what they normally charge, given that the quality of an...
Examen de admisión en U de California: una decisión importante
University of California Board Votes Down SAT and ACT In five years, there will be a new test or UC will abandon use of standardized tests in admissions. By Scott Jaschik May 22, 2020 The University of California Board of Regents voted 23 to 0 to approve President...
Community colleges permanecerán en línea
Community Colleges Likeliest to Stay Virtual As most four-year colleges continue to announce intentions to reopen campuses in the fall, many community colleges have said they will remain (mostly) virtual. By Madeline St. Amour May 20, 2020 Many of the institutions...
Bibloitecas de cerca y de lejos
When You Can’t Send Students to the Campus Library By Jennifer Burek Pierce MAY 14, 2020 Among the many things that faculty members worried about in our Covid-19 switch to remote teaching was how to provide course materials when students could no longer walk into a...
BID: La educación ante el Covid-19 en América Latina: Retos y alternativas de política
La educación ante el Covid-19 en América Latina: Retos y alternativas de política mayo 18, 2020 por Gregory Elacqua | Norbert Schady | Deja un comentario En todos los países de la región, con excepción de Nicaragua, las escuelas cerraron a mediados de marzo y, hasta...
La ciencia de la enseñanza
May 2020 | Volume 77 | Number 8 Learning and the Brain Pages 14-20 Issue Table of Contents | Read Article Abstract The Sciences of Teaching Carol Ann Tomlinson and David A. Sousa The fields of neuroscience and psychology, when paired, offer new insights on the...
Alex Usher propone repensar los créditos como medición del aprendizaje
CREDIT HOURS MAY 6, 2020 | ALEX USHER It’s hard to tell from the outside what universities are talking about these days, because there is this veil of secrecy up about what planning is happening. But I’ve heard that, at a couple of schools at least, the focus is very...
Encrucijadas del próximo MINEDUC
José Joaquín Brunner, 1 de febrero de 2026 María Paz Arzola, futura ministra de Educación, llega precedida por...
Salman Rushdie: entrevista
Salman Rushdie: “Oscuridad es la palabra que mejor define este presente” El escritor retoma el género del relato...
A. Usher: Educacion superior alrededor del mundo
30 DE ENERO DE 2026 | ALEX USHER Los Quince Hola a todos. The Fifteen regresa con las mejores historias sobre...
Manuel Castells, sociólogo: “El mundo está en un proceso de autodestrucción”
El intelectual catalán, que es el sociólogo español más citado del mundo, reclama la necesidad de una mayor...