On the Agenda – Week 18, 2014
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9 mei 2014 | It’s the final day of Teacher Appreciation Week, what teachers inspired educators around the globe? Also in this week’s ‘on the agenda’: How sprawling megacities might just save the world and silent breaks make groups discussions more effective.
Take 1 – Teacher Appreciation Week
@EdWeekTeacher: When Teacher Appreciation Week Gets Political
@MsMagiera: Final Day of Teacher Appreciation Week: Educators Who Inspire Educators
@ConorPWilliams writes wonkiest teacher appreciation ever
Take 2 – Urbanization
@Foreignpolicy: 10 Million Sardines in a Sea of Skyscrapers: How sprawling megacities might just save the world.
@OttoRaspe: Chinese Cities’ Four Modernizations
@WorldBank: How better urbanization leads to higher-quality growth for all people
Take 3 – Research
@RSMErasmus: Silent break makes group discussions more effective
@CERN: The @CMSexperiment will scan the unknown when the LHC restarts in 2015 with 13 TeV collision
@MIT: An initiative to harvest fresh water from fog in bone-dry Chile
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