On the Agenda – Week 26, 2018
Take 1 –Education
President Xi Jinping is prescribing a heavier dose of ideological education across China’s more than 2,500 universities. But many students are skeptical. https://t.co/N8l4udlceC
— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) 28 juni 2018
How the Startup Mentality Failed Kids in San Francisco https://t.co/5xhUj49yco pic.twitter.com/Zx8KR56UPQ
— Seattle Tech Talks (@Techtalks2018) 28 juni 2018
Adios: Mexican universities turning to Asia in Trump erahttps://t.co/aRUIBMlBMj
— TimesHigherEducation (@timeshighered) 28 juni 2018
COMMENT: If access to higher education is still limited for black youth in South Africa, how different is the current struggle to the 1976 struggle against Afrikaans? https://t.co/zC7o2dYW10
— Mail & Guardian (@mailandguardian) 28 juni 2018
Take 2 –Research
These 10 researchers from East Asia are making big impacts on the global stage, from artificial intelligence to infectious diseases. https://t.co/DPlwlpHjQb
— Nature News & Comment (@NatureNews) 29 juni 2018
China has been hoodwinked by overblown claims of tech capabilities and achievements, says editor of ‘Science and Technology Daily’ https://t.co/ldxNqEu265
— SCMP News (@SCMP_News) 26 juni 2018
Millennials are on the forefront of blockchain adoption and innovation, but few of the industry’s founders have cracked the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. Read about the hottest Under 30 startups boosting the blockchain, in 30 words or less by @AlexandraNWil https://t.co/cmgO3Zwavi pic.twitter.com/er3fhVyOJQ
— Forbes Under 30 (@ForbesUnder30) 29 juni 2018
Ocean science agency may remove climate change from agency mission, replace it with trade deficit https://t.co/hgXUUsZosV pic.twitter.com/siKH8vBtXK
— The Hill (@thehill) 25 juni 2018
Take 3 –Great Britain
Britain’s apartheid system of education: “The public schools were founded to educate the poor and ended up serving the interests of the rich.” #poshboys https://t.co/QuXVddlC7x
— joanne mariner (@jgmariner) 29 juni 2018
Is the Central Line so hot because it’s:
a) old
b) deep
c) busy
d) a portal to hell?@jtemperton investigates https://t.co/ji9VNDKG2y
— WIRED UK (@WiredUK) 28 juni 2018
“It’s right to give it back.”
The north London teacher who won a million dollar global teaching prize has used the funds to set up a charity which aims to get more artists into #schools.https://t.co/g2mVIUGJOK#education #art #teaching
— GovernorHub (@GovernorHub) 27 juni 2018
London mayor condemns UK’s ‘offensive’ visa policy towards Indian students https://t.co/YaqKjIQOcN via @TOIWorld pic.twitter.com/doQguPU7K8#EducationLoans #Ready4Loan #f1visa @brp189 @99loans_in
#AmarnathYatra #SaveEnergy #RDBurman #WednesdayWisdom
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— Education Loans (@99loans_in) 27 juni 2018
