#Colleges

Martin Bromiley

MartinBromiley

I’ve read and re-read the report over the last two days. I’ve felt enormous sadness and shock that this still happens at a scale that is unimaginable. This report is

George Monbiot

GeorgeMonbiot

Perhaps there's one thing most of us can agree on?*Repeated lockdowns are a symptom of policy failure.*To avoid them, we need: - A professional test, trace, isolate, support system- Widest

local oakland enby (non-biney fuit gummy)

WellsLucasSanto

me, a non biney: https://twitter.com/TaraJFrank/status/1340342014840369154 joking aside, this is a good thread though, and as someone who used to give talks all the time, getting paid is HARD. i've tried

Archit Tendulkar

arcten

A thread on New Education Policy:-> School Education:1) Change in Structure from 3+10+2 to 5+3+3+4. 2) In the First 5 years, kids will be taught basic maths, and basic foundation

Jane McManus

janesports

The association between covid and myocarditis has been known since the early summer. Coaches, administrators and conferences practice and play despite these knowable risks. Worse, some colleges seem undeterred by

Afroze (on hiatus from life)

afrozefz

The government's rule of six is pointless while schools, universities and workplaces remain open. Here's why.In theory, classrooms are being contained as 'bubbles' in schools. But these are 25+ students

Wokal Distance

wokal_distance

1/Wokeness, also called Social Justice, has now taken over the education system and is actively seeking to politicize education. Let's look at how deep the rot goes. 2/The first thing

Lorian Hardcastle

Lorian_H

Some thoughts on Bill 46... This main changes are to the Hospitals Act, Health Information Act, and Health Professions Act. The Hospitals Act will be repealed and public hospitals will

Dr. Anil Bhat

anilbhatortho

My perspectives on our #Indian #Postgraduate #education Once upon a time was an era of multiple entrance exams, quota systems, paper leaks,obnoxious capitation fee etc which have been largely controlled

Khatvaanga

khatvaanga

a wonderful, tear fulled, fear ful commentary by naxals Nalini Sundar et al.https://www.theindiaforum.in/article/academic-freedom-india?fbclid=IwAR2s99vDK-l-bFxvrMs5PpQEafH8zsyWbU5oR5CvQE2cRVFJvGVNEtfXAb8 hahhaa. and here we are still cryin

Alex Usher

AlexUsherHESA

How Ontario's new PSE funding system, which is allegedly 60% "performance-based", really only puts at most 0.4% of total funds at risk based on performance. Everybody update your talking points,

Joe Briggs, Esq.

JoeBriggsEsq

You know how I am always talking and teaching about budgets and learning how to read, understand, and change them is a revolutionary act of protest... Let me walk through

Suren

zeneraalstuff

It may mystify many people as to why Governments take so much interest in how people spend their leisure. The truth is, outside of schools and colleges, leisure is where

Bar & Bench

barandbench

Karnataka HC begins hearing plea challenging ban against online classes for primary students in the State. Is there any change in Govt's stand? CJ Oka asks. Advocate General Prabhuling Navadgi

Kim Weeden

WeedenKim

I'm in favor of college debt forgiveness or partial forgiveness, but I want to offer a cautionary tale that I think is relevant to implementation. The devil is always in

Ashwin Mahesh

ashwinmahesh

Ed-tech is the delusion of the moment. In a situation where less than half the children pass high school, more than half the seats in professional colleges are empty, and

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