#éducation

That never means I think school is bad or they should never go, and I certainly think that education, social experiences, and adult-guided childhood development are very important.But it DOES
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1. Of course there hasn’t been any studies out yet on the COVID vaccine. But there has been on other vaccines. And the biggest determination if a patient would get
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Has anything been more damaging to Nicola Sturgeon’s reputation in her time as FM than this exam results fiasco? There are other criticisms, but this one is really cutting through.
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The always thought-provoking @BenPatrickWill on politicisation of "digital transformation". IMHO the rush to technology as solution nearly always negates consideration of students and their material circumstances. COVID19 experien
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1/7As we inch closer to September, parents, principals & politicians are weighing options for America’s students. Donald Trump has complicated the discussion further by again ignoring warnings from public health
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I was straight up told by an HE big shot some years ago ‘art isn’t for poor people. They need something that will get them jobs.’ UK’s far right govt
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Over the past few decades, Americans have increasingly viewed education as a private good – they have seen it as something that can benefit them personally (chiefly, by awarding ostensibly
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The Detroit Education Research Partnership has 2 new reports out today: 1) Why Do Detroit Students Miss School: Implications for Returning to School After COVID-192) Third Grade Reading and Attendance
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Parents, across race and income groups, care about their children’s education and well-being. The ability to engage in schooling options like pods/micro-schools is not an indication of how much you
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At risk of being cancelled, I admit whole-scale student debt forgiveness doesn’t make perfect sense to me.I believe in free housing, food, healthcare, and education. Public colleges should be free
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Really interesting stuff in @edwest new book on how liberals tend to shun authoritarian/masculine self-identity, which reminded of this tweet on how educational leadership can be hostile to working class
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Industrial Revolution... mid-1700s to mid-1800sLeads to mechanisation, new processes, production methods, assembly lines...Needs new types of workers who can turn up on time, do repetitive tasks, follow orders...Leads to... Education
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An FOI request I made showed that the Minister for Education's first consideration after learning about the errors in the LC calculated grades system was self-preservation & spinhttps://www.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/departm
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If you missed the announcement of a HE Restructuring Regime (HERR) when you were exhausted in July #AcademicTwitter - here's a quick catch up thread.Appointments: higher education restructuring regime (HERR)
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It seems like every generation falls into the trap of pushing everybody in the following generation into what is seen to be the most profitable/highest paying careers in their generation.In
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Conspiracy theories have a long history in US culture, as elsewhere. Paranoia & fear aren’t new. But critical thinking skills have been downplayed in education, by emphasising STEM over humanities/social
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