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April 7, 2021
Critical Pedagogy in Uncertain Times Hope and Possibilities Brings together internationally leading scholars to critically analyze the relationships among education and neoliberal and neoconservative policy efforts efforts to destabilize schools, universities and other state apparatuses Includes new contributions from scholars across varied fields such as Psychology, Educational Policy, and Feminist theory Introduces readers to concepts of ‘banking’ education, dialogue, subjectivity, pra...
April 5, 2021
Wilmington has a rich history, but many stories remain untold. “A People’s History of Wilmington,” a series of virtual talks and discussions, highlights Black history and culture that is often missing from history lessons. The series includes: Cape Fear Rag: The Forgotten Jazz Roots of Wilmington, Thursday, April 8, 6:30 p.m. North Carolina writer and historian Larry Reni Thomas grew up on the northside of Wilmington. His 1993 book, "The True Story of the Wilmington 10," was among ...
February 21, 2021
Advertisement A record 4175 year 12 students ditched the ATAR last year and completed VCE without a study score as universities offered new alternative pathways to enrolment. In all, 8.3 per cent of year 12 students completed an unscored VCE in 2020, data given to The Age by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority reveals. Maya Pradhan completed her VCE without a study score last year and has enrolled in an arts degree at Swinburne University. Credit:Simon Schluter It is a modest inc...
February 14, 2021
POTSDAM — A new long-term co-op internship program being piloted at SUNY Potsdam is covering the cost of in-state tuition. It’s also giving focused students a suite of skills, college
January 15, 2021
All undergraduates should get two-year intensive training in entrepreneurial skills — Babcock University VC, Tayo Prof Ademola Tayo is the Vice-Chancellor of Babcock University, Ilishan, Ogun State. In this interview, he tells GRACE EDEMA are the challenges of running e-learning in Nigeria? The basic challenge is exposure to new technology and building the capacity of the lecturers to use it for their teaching purposes, and students’ adaptability to the e-classroom environment. The second...