Educación y habilidades
马云对教育的看法
阿里巴巴的创始人马云去年9月从中国电子商务巨头退休，专注于教育，他称教育是我们这个时代“最重要、最关键的问题”。他关心的是：世界变化很快，但教育却没有跟上这一步伐。
Jenny Anderson
Senior reporter, Quartz, covering science of learning, future of schools and early childhood development. Ten-year veteran of the New York Times where I covered finance and schools. Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs ('99), Colorado College ('94), National Cathedral School ('90). Skier, runner, reader, mom. Bad knees.
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Educación y habilidades
Jack Ma's take on education: IQ, EQ, and LQ
Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba, retired from the Chinese e-commerce giant in September to focus on education, which he calls the “most important and critical issue” of our time. His conc...
Geografías en profundidad
哪些国家的学生最优秀？
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Bienestar y Salud Mental
This small town revolutionized healthcare with these simple practices
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Educación y habilidades
Which countries have the smartest kids?
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Geografías en profundidad
Will the UK's next PM support a hard or soft Brexit?
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Bienestar y Salud Mental
Some of the world’s happiest people have a surprisingly simple way to tackle loneliness
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Tecnologías emergentes
These seven moral rules unite human beings, according to research
In 2012, Oliver Scott Curry was an anthropology lecturer at the University of Oxford. One day, he organized a debate among his students about whether morality was innate or acquired. One ...
Educación y habilidades
Create, question, collaborate - these are the skills we should teach our children
Andreas Schleicher is a German data scientist—tall and precise with a grey mustache and a steely gaze. The head of the education division at the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and ...
Educación y habilidades
Can play save the world?
Nondipara, Dhaka
Apps used by children are often full of adverts. This is why it's a problem
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Empleos y el Futuro del Trabajo
The six college experiences that determine whether you thrive as an adult
Many of us think the college or university we attend matters a lot. If we earn college experiences from Harvard or Oxford, we will be happier, smarter, richer, and land a killer job. A ne...
These kids want their parents to use their phones less. Here's why
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Crecimiento Económico
Silicon Valley is changing child care. Here's how
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Bienestar y Salud Mental
Doctors are asking parents to enforce playtime
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