Il Global Ricerca per l'Educazione: India Tempo
Bob Compton’s film, Due milioni di minuti, explored how Indian students spend their time The goal is education. Abbiamo 64 million students in it. India has about 320 milione (evo 5 a 14). Bob Compton’s film, Due milioni di minuti, observed that many students in India and China spend more time acquiring academic knowledge. What works in the Indian culture is going to be different from what works in our American...
Il Global Ricerca per l'Educazione: Australia in movimento
Young Australians present to their classmates In Vicki Abeles’ movie, Race to Nowhere, we met U. S. kids who were so overscheduled they had no time to be kids. The film suggested we were preoccupied with testing and performance, undermining what our kids should be doing in the classroom, let alone in their down time. So what is happening down under? I’ve been to Australia six times for business and personal reasons (my...
Il Global Ricerca per l'Educazione: How to Develop World Leaders
Dwight teacher Paul Sanders and student learn Mandarin in Beijing “I don’t speak a foreign language. It’s embarrassing,” said President Obama recently. It is embarrassing, Sig.. Presidente, but it does not surprise me. You did not grow up like I did. Five different overseas schools and numerous cultures before I was 12, and then an international boarding school. My parents (with six children) were following a pay...
Il Global Ricerca per l'Educazione: Maggiore attenzione alla Finlandia
Insegnanti finlandesi parlare con il professore di Harvard Tony Wagner nel fenomeno in Finlandia “I finlandesi hanno avuto una crisi,” tutta la vita educatore, best-seller, e professore di Harvard Tony Wagner spiega come si vedrà il suo nuovo film, Il fenomeno Finlandia, realizzato con l'acclamato regista di documentari, Bob Compton. “La loro economia stava fallendo. Il loro sistema di istruzione era povero. Sapevano che per crescere la loro economia, they had to...
Il Global Ricerca per l'Educazione: La Nuova Educazione cinese
“La nuova Cina è fortemente facendo per bene,” proclamato il mio grande grande zio George E. Morrison (NY Times feature article, 1912) che ha consigliato la leadership cinese durante la formazione della prima Repubblica. Dr. Morrison’s speeches about the vision of his Chinese friends at the turn of the 20th century remind me of Henry Kissinger’s remarks about China’s determination to continue its remarkable economic...
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