A Pesquisa Global para a Educação: No Cheating
I applaud Dr. Howard Gardner for his op-ed in the Washington Post — “When Ambition Trumps Ethics” — relating to the current alleged and evolving cheating scandal at Harvard University. In a recent interview with Dr. Gardner, we discussed a number of the moral break-downs in our education system, including the problem of cheating (A Pesquisa Global para a Educação: O que é bom?). According to a survey of 24,000...
A Pesquisa Global para a Educação: International Thinking
“It is impossible to overestimate how important educational institutions are to society. We need to invest in them.” — Lord Ken Macdonald The technology revolution continues to play a significant role in making it easier for students to think internationally in terms of their higher education options. The Internet has made it simpler for students to research and apply to universities. Interviews can be done by...
A Pesquisa Global para a Educação: Mais de Cingapura
“I think our key strategy to engage students in learning is to have good teachers, those who understand their students, tailor teaching strategies according to their students’ profile, and make lessons interesting.” — Dr. Pak Tee Ng Singapore is recognized globally as a high-performing education system. Singapore students fared very well in the 2009 Programa de Avaliação Internacional de Estudantes (PISA)....
A Pesquisa Global para a Educação: mais Tecnologia, Por favor!
“Quando os alunos possuem seu aprendizado, eles se sentem responsáveis por isso e motivado para fazê-lo.” — Michael Chifre Disrupt and Conquer! Até onde a tecnologia pode ir para garantir que nenhuma criança fica para trás na escola? Na corrida da América para eliminar as lacunas realização nacionais e internacionais, quando vai misturado modelos de aprendizagem ser eficaz o suficiente para perturbar o sistema de sala de aula convencional existente? Em 2008, Michael...
A Pesquisa Global para a Educação: Vista de um estudante
Scholarship ceremony at Peking University During the course of a visit to Yale University, I had the pleasure of meeting up with Yale student Lun Pei Ng. Lun Pei is a 1st year graduate student at Yale School of Public Health, concentrating in Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases. She graduated from Peking University Health Science Center as a medical student in 2011. Her interests lie in infectious disease control as well as...
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