Avalúo y Capacitación Docente @iddut

Avalúo y Capacitación Docente UAGM - Gurabo ut.suagm.edu Gurabo, Puerto Rico Joined September 2009

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Avalúo y Capacitación Docente @iddut

5 years ago

Feedback can be a powerful force in college classrooms, and there are ways to make the experience of providing-receiving it even stronger. chronicle.com/interactives/2…

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Avalúo y Capacitación Docente @iddut

5 years ago

🎓 “A Teacher Remixed "Truth Hurts" to Empower Her Students” x.com/i/moments/1192…

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Kalhan @KalhanR

5 years ago

Last week at Internet Explorers, I shared how teens are lobbing "OK boomer" at condescending adults on TikTok. Since then, I've spoken with 10 young people about what phrase means to them. For @NBCNews, I wrote about the rise of "OK boomer": nbcnews.com/tech/social-me…

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Avalúo y Capacitación Docente @iddut

5 years ago

Hello quantum world! nature.com/articles/d4158…

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Bloomberg Opinion @opinion

5 years ago

Meeting the needs of the poorest students could cost the federal government $40 billion a year, and states $20 billion. If this investment would help restore the role that higher education once played in the U.S., the price would be well worth it bloom.bg/31DQAhB

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Bloomberg Opinion @opinion

5 years ago

🧐Quality: Government aid programs reward bad actors for engaging in aggressive marketing. To improve standards, Congress should gather data to provide a complete picture of the expected return of different schools bloom.bg/31DQAhB

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Bloomberg Opinion @opinion

5 years ago

💸Cost control: The current system rewards colleges for raising prices. The government should provide money only to those schools that agree to charge no more than what the FAFSA says students can afford bloom.bg/31DQAhB

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Bloomberg Opinion @opinion

5 years ago

🚪Access: The government's approach to student lending leaves too many people with unbearable debt. It should replace its tangle of subsidies with a single grant program focused on poorer students. Repayment of all new loans should be tied to income bloom.bg/31DQAhB

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Bloomberg Opinion @opinion

5 years ago

Policy makers can improve the system by addressing these three areas: 1. Access 2. Cost control 3. Quality bloom.bg/31DQAhB

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Bloomberg Opinion @opinion

5 years ago

There’s no quick fix. Proposals to make higher education free for all or forgive student debt would primarily benefit the wealthy. Removing public support would cut off access to additional millions bloom.bg/31DQAhB

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Bloomberg Opinion @opinion

5 years ago

Sadly, the benefits have little to do with what people actually learn. Four years of college only has a limited effect on critical thinking. In one study, just 31% of college graduates could correctly explain and compare opposing newspaper editorials bloom.bg/31DQAhB

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Bloomberg Opinion @opinion

5 years ago

At an individual level, schools do provide value for money: The median income of people with a bachelor’s degree is about twice that of their high-school-educated counterparts. College grads are also happier and less likely to die of heart attacks bloom.bg/31DQAhB

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Avalúo y Capacitación Docente @iddut

5 years ago

⚡️ “America's college education system is failing students” by x.com/i/moments/1186…

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Avalúo y Capacitación Docente @iddut

5 years ago

Las profesoras dedican más tiempo que sus compañeros a tareas que las alejan de la investigación elpais.com/sociedad/2019/…

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The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize

5 years ago

This year’s #NobelPrize laureate Akira Yoshino succeeded in eliminating pure lithium from the battery, instead basing it wholly on lithium ions, which are safer than pure lithium. This made the battery workable in practice.

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The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize

5 years ago

In the early 1970s, Stanley Whittingham, awarded this year’s Chemistry Prize, used lithium’s enormous drive to release its outer electron when he developed the first functional lithium battery. #NobelPrize

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The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize

5 years ago

Lithium-ion batteries have revolutionised our lives and are used in everything from mobile phones to laptops and electric vehicles. Through their work, this year’s Chemistry Laureates have laid the foundation of a wireless, fossil fuel-free society. #NobelPrize