How do nations use economic power to shape the world?
In a new Q&A, Yale’s Christopher Clayton, a pioneer in the field of "geoeconomics," explains how countries deploy tools like sanctions and loans to influence global politics — and what happens when they push those tools too far. https://t.co/bFOoCut7Ec
Delighted to see this paper come out from @ZehuiYang3 's doctoral research. Such an important and timely topic! It focuses on an identity-based approach to enhancing the agency of non-native English speaking teachers (of English). Freely available here: https://t.co/jq7BfkIgLq
Teachers' multilingual beliefs and practices in English classrooms: A scoping review - Burner - 2023 - Review of Education - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/Ct4kBIctXM
Off the Mark authors @Edu_Historian and @ehutt1 talked with @WGNMorningNews about how our primary assessment technologies- grading, rating, and ranking don’t actually provide an accurate picture of how students are doing in school. @WGNNews
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