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Exames nacionais mais difíceis podem beneficiar quem os fez no ano passado Arranca amanhã (2 de julho) a 1.ª fase de exames nacionais, com alterações face ao ano letivo anterior: mais perguntas obrigatórias e as opcionais têm peso menor na nota. Professores criticam situação de desigualdade © Pedro Correia / Global Imagens Mais perguntas obrigatórias e com cotação mais elevada na nota final da prova são as grandes alterações na estrutura dos exames nacionais 2020-2021. Uma mudança que muitos professores consideram injusta e que pode beneficiar os alunos sujeitos a exame no a...

Exames nacionais mais difíceis podem beneficiar quem os fez no ano passado Arranca amanhã (2 de julho) a 1.ª fase de exames nacionais, com alterações face ao ano letivo anterior: mais perguntas obrigatórias e as opcionais têm peso menor na nota. Professores criticam situação de desigualdade Cynthia Valente © Pedro Correia / Global Imagens Mais perguntas obrigatórias e com cotação mais elevada na nota final da prova são as grandes alterações na estrutura dos exames nacionais 2020-2021. Uma mudança que muitos professores consideram injusta e que pode beneficiar os alunos sujei...

Remember the Bond film Skyfall? Remember how "its villain was a not-so-thinly veiled portrait of Julian Assange?" Well, the new South Korean film on Netflix, Space Sweepers, also has a villain who is "not-so-thinly veiled." The character, a white man named James Sullivan (Richard Armitage), is the CEO of a corporation, UTS, that controls suburbs that orbit the earth. The company has big plans to relocate all of humanity to Mars, which it privately owns. UTS corporation dwarfs Tesla, the future-oriented company owned by the South African-born Elon Musk, the richest man on our earth until mi...

Bruce Desilva This cover image released by Thomas & Mercer shows "Bone Canyon" by Lee Goldberg. (Thomas & Mercer via AP) January 07, 2021 - 9:17 AM “Bone Canyon,” by Lee Goldberg (Thomas & Mercer) In the wake of wildfires ravaging Southern California hillsides, a Hollywood screenwriter discovers a human skull fragment on the edge of his property. Before long, forensic anthropologist Daniel Brooks’ meticulous search of the area uncovers more bones. He identifies the victim as Sabrina Morton, a young woman who disappeared six years earlier after filing...

Review: 'Bone Canyon' another first-rate police procedural by Bruce Desilva, The Associated Press Posted Jan 7, 2021 12:17 pm EDT Last Updated Jan 7, 2021 at 12:28 pm EDT This cover image released by Thomas & Mercer shows "Bone Canyon" by Lee Goldberg. (Thomas & Mercer via AP) “Bone Canyon,” by Lee Goldberg (Thomas & Mercer) In the wake of wildfires ravaging Southern California hillsides, a Hollywood screenwriter discovers a human skull fragment on the edge of his property. Before long, forensic anthropologist Daniel Brooks’ meticulous search of the area uncovers more bones. He identifi...