Mexican Politics: Campaign puts Mexico teachers union leader back in spotlight
Campaign puts Mexico teachers union leader back in spotlight – latimes.com: “The most powerful woman in Mexico carries $5,000 Hermes purses and can make or break a presidency. She’s head of the nation’s principal teachers union, the largest syndicate in Latin America, and once gave Hummers as gifts to loyal teachers. Blog this! Bookmark on [...]
Media Professionals discouraged from teaching Media in India
There are some unpleasant developments talking place with regard to the appointments of teachers in the department of media studies. The University Grant Comission (UGC) has given some basic guidelines to the Universities to appointment faculty and this diktat is being implemented literally, without any logic or reasons attached. Blog this! Bookmark on Delicious Recommend [...]
Two Muktaneer boys have passed H.S. Examination
Rinku babu Mondal A thoughtful, intelligent and sensitive boy, has experienced more hardship in his short life than most people do in a lifetime. His father worked as a night watchman at a fishery whilst Rinku stayed at home with his younger brother, sister and mother. They led poor but a happy life, until one [...]
Education as social engineering
In contemporary society education systems have ‘politicized’ and ‘hyper-commercialized’ role, following the ‘business model’ footprints, a model that serves only narrow interests and has questionable and uneven returns for its investors. Education’s use by governments as a social engineering tool is an issue connected with the evolving social structure and thus with social discontinuity, and [...]
Opinion: The cause of white racism
If you are an African and have lived in America for any length of time you probably have noticed the existence of racism in the land. You probably have wondered why white folks are in the main racist. When you deal with individual white folks you may not notice their racism; in fact, you may [...]
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