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How to narrow the gap between what universities produce and what employers expect
LumiNola/Getty Images Angelo Fynn, University of South Africa Higher education is usually seen as a way for individuals and families…
Eritrea’s Isaias Afwerki: a tactical authoritarian who might be president for life
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'I choose to be a cyborg': Why I implanted computer chips in my hands
Cyborgs are people with additional technological hardware connected to their bodies. (Shutterstock) Tamara P Banbury, Carleton University I have computer…
STEM learning should engage students' minds, hands and hearts
Our educational systems should be doing more to ensure STEM classrooms are places where relevant inquiry pertaining to real-life issues…
A call to decolonize business schools, including our own
As statues topple, business schools must begin seriously decolonizing. (Piqsels) Dara Kelly, Simon Fraser University and Jordyn Hrenyk, Simon Fraser…
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