Un enseignement de qualité L’éducation pour toutes et pour tous, oui. Mais pas n’importe quelle éducation. C’est pourquoi les syndicats comme les autres composantes de la société civile défendent le concept d’une éducation de qualité. Quelle qualité ? Comment faire ? _ (1) En Tanzanie, les enseignants du secondaire ne gagnent que 150 dollars par mois et les instituteurs moins de 80 dollars. Android Apps on Google Play Soit elle craque, soit elle l’étrangle. Il préfère l’option 1. Journaliste pour un grand magazine londonien, Galiane vient de recevoir une super promotion : sa propre rubrique ! Seul souci : elle doit rédiger des articles sur le sexe et le plaisir… sauf qu’elle est toujours vierge ! Quand Sedge, le meilleur ami de son frère, l’apprend, il commence par éclater de rire… avant de lui proposer de l’initier. Galiane est réticente au début, mais elle n’a pas le choix : c’est ça ou elle perd sa place si chèrement acquise au sein du journal. Elle le déteste depuis toujours et pourtant elle se rend compte que son corps lui envoie un tout autre message. Et ça, ce n’était vraiment pas prévu… – Tu veux quoi ?! Son petit air diabolique a le don de me mettre hors de moi. – Je veux te rendre folle, Lia. – Tu m’emmerdes, Sedge ! – Et me priver de nos joutes verbales ? Je hais ce mec !!! – Tu en es où avec ta nouvelle chronique ? Je soupire lourdement. – Tu m’as dit que tu voulais parler du désir ? – Dégage !
Réseau des EFACAP en Haiti | Programme TEH Les EFACAP: une réponse à la Réforme Bernard et une application de Plan National d’Éducation et de Formation Depuis 1982, l’école fondamentale haïtienne est une école structurée en 3 cycles : une école formée de 9 classes, de la 1ère à la 9ème année, ceci en conformité avec le Plan National d’Éducation et de Formation (PNEF) et les prescriptions de la Réforme Bernard visant à une éducation de qualité accessible pour tous. Le PNEF prévoit l’autonomisation des Directions Départementales d’Education (DDE) et la mise en place de Centres d’Enseignement Fondamental (CFEF). Dans cette même logique a été élaboré le concept d’École Fondamentale d’Application Centre d’Appui Pédagogique (EFACAP). Les EFACAP ont été mises en place à partir de 2003 avec l’appui du Programme de renforcement de la qualité de l’éducation de base (PARQE) de l’Union européenne. On en compte aujourd’hui trente cinq. Ces écoles fondamentales d’application (E.F.A) sont destinées à servir d’exemples-référents.
MySpace hosting Merlin members' tracks without license Recently relaunched MySpace is under fire from global rights agency Merlin after the platform has been found hosting for members’ songs following an expired license between the two parties. New York Times reports that Charles Caldas, chief executive of Merlin which represents independent labels, says MySpace no longer has permission to host songs from their members as their deal expired over a year ago. Referring to the site’s recent opening to the public that coincided with the release of investor Justin Timberlake’s new single, Caldas said: “While it’s nice that Mr. Timberlake is launching his service on this platform, and acting as an advocate for the platform, on the other hand his peers as artists are being exploited without permission and not getting remuneration for it.”
Apple Planning on Launching Internet Radio Service in 2013 :: Culture :: News Bloomberg has reported that Apple is planning on launching an Internet radio service in early 2013. The tech giant is currently in talks with record labels over how to distribute ad revenue generated by the service, which would function similarly to Pandora. A deal between Apple and the record labels could be reached sometime this month. The nature of Pandora’s music license forces the service to limit things like how many times a user can listen to particular track or how often tracks can be skipped. The license Apple is pursuing would give users more freedom and flexibility in how they listen. Apple is already the world’s largest music retailer, so developing an Internet radio station that would be integrated into its products and synched up to iTunes makes sense.
Was MySpace Downfall Inevitable? By Lee Brenner June 28, 2011 at 6:02 pm Ahead of the news that MySpace has been sold to Specific Media for $35 million, a fraction of the $580 million that News Corp. paid for the site six years ago, I had a flurry of exchanges with some of my former MySpace colleagues about “what could’ve been.” There will be plenty of Monday morning quarterbacking on the rise and fall of the once largest social network — nay, “social portal,” as it was re-branded back when Facebook began usurping its glory. One day before the deal, Kara Swisher of “All Things D” (another News Corp. property), said: “The price…[is a] far cry from the $100 million that News Corp. had been aiming for. For the current employees of MySpace, this news will probably only sting for a bit. Some time prior to co-founding this here delectable site, I was MySpace’s Director of its now defunct “IMPACT” section (think “Politics, News & Non-Profits”) and Executive Producer of Political Programming (2007-2009).
The New MySpace The launch of the new MySpace begins today; it marks not only the release of a completely overhauled design, but the start of a fundamental shift in focus for what was once the world's preeminent social network. MySpace will roll out a completely revamped interface to its users starting today, but the rollout won't be complete until the end of November. And because so much has changed, we can't possibly cover every aspect of the new website and mobile experience in a single article. The site is now focused exclusively on the 13 to 35-year-old demographic — Generation Y, in other words. We'll be posting several deep dives into the overhauled MySpace over the next few days, but we want to start by introducing you to some of its key aspects. What do you think of the new interface? Screenshots: The New MySpace The New MySpace: An Introduction The New MySpace Logo
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