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Daily Archives: September 28, 2011
Bringing crowd wisdom into Brazil’s classrooms
After our recent comment on how Brazilian educators need to embrace changes in technology if they want to succeed in preparing pupils for the twenty-first century, an old friend of IT Decisions got in touch with his own comment. George … Continue reading
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Education in Brazil – it no longer works
The popular Brazilian news magazine Veja has a striking front cover this week featuring a business executive with steam bursting from his ears above the headline ‘Não dá mais’ – it no longer works.