Reasoning rape with unemployment rate, rather than condemning on systemically discriminative, misogynic, xenophobic and patriarchal backward perception and outlooks of our society and its coming from a person who decorate an hounrable position in Indian judiciary!!!
@Rifat_Nano Who needs human rights, it doesn't have enough juice for ratings.. more over our govt have a lot of better things to do, like covering up the economy crash, enforcing gorakshak army, Bollywood drama, taking to loan from a country while fighting the same, ignore the farmers etc..
But the research papers in late 90's and afterwords use very complicated way of presenting and written in such a way the reader should get really confused and think its something really really complicated, rather actually understanding their work @AcademicChatter@Grad_SchoolProb
After reading a lot research articles in the past few days, I feel like majority of the papers published in 90's and before are very well written in a simplistic manner inorder to help people understand about their research and how things work...
NEW POST: Student Expectations for Meet & Zoom. Here is my editable slidedeck for you to personalize your own bitmoji. https://t.co/7aEfaudjxq I still would love to know who made these. #edtech#WeAreCUE#gsuiteedu#JoyfulLeaders#IMPACTtheFutureHUSD
BREAKING: US STRIKES DEAL WITH #HARVARD AND #MIT FOR STUDENT #VISAS.
U.S. District on Tuesday announced that the U.S. had agreed with Harvard and MIT to rescind a new policy requiring the students to take at least one in-person class. - Bloomberg reports.
We tracked over 200 ICE deportation flights from March to June — and confirmed that hundreds of detainees with Covid-19 were returned to 11 countries around the world. There could be more.
Watch our investigation of how ICE helped spread the virus. https://t.co/AYEhGA3nAP
#StudentBan#ICE#unfair How is it gonna affect the international students
1.high risk of flying and high rate of spreading covid globally by travelling from USA
2. Crazy flight rates and travel bans
3. Time zones difference in attending classes
4. No change in tuition fees
5. Ineligibility to Health insurance coverage.
6. Not every student gets the amnities to access online course in home country
4. Many students work as Graduate Research assistant or Teaching assistant. By losing that opportunity, they will be losing a source of income.
Amid the pandemic, cancelling flights, travel restrictions and high-risk flying, they want us to go back, if our University chose to go online for a semester to reduce the health risk. our F1 status to study, that's what we are doing: online or offline #unfair#StudentBan#nobody
Lots of people are asking whether schools could adopt some form of hybrid system where they only hold a tiny fraction of classes on campus, and the answer is, it depends. Here's what ICE says on "hybrid" models, with some in-person classes and some online.
This is bad. ICE just told students here on student visas that if their school is going online-only this fall, the students must depart the United States and cannot remain through the fall semester. https://t.co/8DteVzexLB