La fixation d'une date d'exécution de l'annulation partielle par le Conseil d'État des arrêtés du 12 mai 2010 sur la formation des enseignants n'est, en elle même, pas une surprise.
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Riccardo Petrella, insiste ici sur le fait que les pauvres sont en réalité des appauvriEs et que la pauvreté est le résultat d'un processus d'appauvrissement. Par la suite, il enchaîne sur ce qu'il nomme les « fabriques de l'appauvrissement ». Parmi elles, il y a celle de l'inévitabilité de la pauvreté : « il y en a toujours eu et il y en aura toujours ». Elle a comme effet « d'individualiser » la pauvreté dans nos têtes : ce serait de la faute des personnes si elles sont pauvres, tout comme ce serait le mérite des personnes riches d'avoir fait des efforts pour le devenir Via Christophe CESETTI 
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Dans son article "Pauvreté : « cancer de l'assistanat » ou devoir d'assistance ?" dans Alternatives Economiques n° 304 - juillet 2011, Cyril Lemieux écrivait :
"La pauvreté n'est pas un attribut objectif des personnes, mais le nom d'une relation sociale d'assistance. Les récentes attaques menées contre les bénéficiaires du RSA l'ont manifestement oublié." Delete the scoop?
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Printemps ou automne des femmes arabes ? Via Occupy Everything Delete the scoop?
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The public sector in the UK is under attack across the board. Tuition fees and marketisation in Higher Education, the abolition of the Education Maintenance Allowance in Further Education, moves towards privatising parts of the NHS, the transformation of schools into academies, cuts in disability benefits, the list could go on. Since 1 April this year, a second round of draconian cuts have been implemented damaging especially the weakest members of society (for an overview, see BBC News, 15 April 2013). And yet, resistance is fragmented and weak. A coherent, united movement against austerity has not emerged in the UK. On 18 May 2013, a People’s Assembly Against Austerity will be held in Nottingham. In this post, I will discuss the importance of local People’s Assemblies for the revival of resistance to austerity in the UK. In particular, I will highlight four reasons: (1) the collapse of resistance at the national level; (2) the importance of a broad space to bring together the diverse groups and people opposed to austerity; (3) the fact that the impact of cuts is felt at the local level; and (4) the need to unite various existing local movements of resistance. Via GAIA: Global Alliance for Immediate Alteration Delete the scoop?
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These fun, mostly free tools can help educators easily create their own Infographics, and bring a very modern twist to instruction. “A picture is worth Via Gust MEES 
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Learn more:
- http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching?tag=Infographic
- http://www.scoop.it/t/securite-pc-et-internet?tag=Infographic
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Don't forget to let your students make infrographics too. It is an easy way for them to present what they have learned. 
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Infographics is a great way to present information in an easy to understand format. Delete the scoop?
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People are often not aware of how large Africa continent really is. The image is an accurate look at Africa relative to some major countries Via Christophe CESETTI 
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merci ! j'ai repartagé cela sur http://www.scoop.it/t/bourgeons A bientôt
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L'Ilga-Europe vient de sortir son deuxième Rapport annuel des Droits Humains sur la situation des LGBTI en Europe. Delete the scoop?
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1. Introduction 2. Will the internet set us free? Myths and realities of the social media revolution 3. The viral effect 4. Some political and communications principles 5. Winning the PR war... Via GAIA: Global Alliance for Immediate Alteration 
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1. Introduction 2. Will the internet set us free? Myths and realities of the social media revolution 3. The viral effect 4. Some political and communications principles 5. Winning the PR war 6. Designing a campaign 7. An overview of the technologies 8. Email 9. Text messaging and phone banking 10. Facebook 11. Twitter 12. Google+ 13. Other social networks 14. Building a website 15. Writing for the web 16. Using YouTube and video channels 17. Creating and distributing podcasts 18. Web conferencing and VoIP 19. Advertising 20. Surveillance and security 21. Using Free and Open Source Software Delete the scoop?
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The ubiquitous internet meme comes in many forms -- from iterations on top of iterations of a viral video to a random picture of a cute animals with an ironic white Impact caption.
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Lundi midi, Pierre Lescure, ancien PDG de Canal +, a remis à la ministre de la Culture, Aurélie Filippetti, les conclusions de sa concertation sur la politique culturelle française face aux enjeux... Via Laurent Gayme Delete the scoop?
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Humanist geography, a movement within the field of human geography (itself a sub-field of geography) arose in the 1970s as a way to counter what humanists saw as a tendency to treat places as mere sites or locations. Instead, a humanist geographer would argue, the places we inhabit have as many personalities as those whose lives have intersected with them. And the stories we tell about places often say as much about who we are, as about where our feet are planted. Via Seth Dixon 
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Anytime a geographer uses the phrase "sense of place," they owe an intellectual debt of gratitude to Yi-Fu Tuan. This article is an introduction to the man and his work that is accessible to all audiences. Tags: place, unit 1 GeoPrinciples. 
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An interesting way to view Aboriginal people's link to country. 
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Articulo que introduce a la obra del geógrafo humanista Yi-Fu Tuan, uno de los 21 historiadores para el siglo XXI que José Enrique Ruiz-Domènec seleccionó en su libro Rostros para la historia Delete the scoop?
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The managing director of IMF Christine Lagarde, as the special guest of 'Room for Discussion', being mic-checked at the University of Amsterdam, 7 May 2013. Via GAIA: Global Alliance for Immediate Alteration Delete the scoop?
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... Out of 166 inmates, 102 are on hunger strike at Guantanamo, with 30 being fed through tubes. One inmate continued to be hospitalised but prison officials said his life was not in danger. Inmates are restrained and a feeding tube is pushed through their nose and into their stomach - a practise the UN compares to torture. Speaking to Al Jazeera, Dr Otmar Kloiber, Secretary General at the World Medical Association, said the force-feeding was "degrading and inhuman".... Via Spencer Haskins Delete the scoop?
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L'approche juridique de la question de la réussite du E-Learning suppose de prendre en considération les nouveaux modèles qui se dessinent dans ce domaine, e... Delete the scoop?
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Look at the giants. Fourth: let's look to well-known speakers and analysts on the collaborative economy. Rachel Botsman and Lisa Gansky have clearly defined the main rules of the collaborative economy, but there are others. Via jean lievens Delete the scoop?
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The Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID) is an international, feminist, membership organization committed to achieving gender equality, sustainable development and women's human rights. A dynamic network of women and men around the world, AWID members are researchers, academics, students, educators, activists, business people, policy-makers, development practitioners, funders, and more. Our mission: what we do AWID’s mission is to strengthen the voice, impact and influence of women’s rights advocates, organizations and movements internationally to effectively advance the rights of women. Our vision: why we do it AWID believes that women’s rights are not only necessary in and of themselves, but that they are central to ending the challenges the world faces today. Eradicating poverty, building peace, effectively tackling the HIV and AIDS pandemics, to name just a few – no lasting solutions to these issues are possible without a strategy that puts women’s rights at the centre. AWID works to build a world where women’s rights have been achieved and where all people enjoy their human rights. Our values: the principles that guide our work Our work is built upon feminist values toward the full equality of women and human rights of all people. This includes work towards the eradication of all discriminations based on gender, sexuality, religion, age, ability, ethnicity, language, nationality, class or other factors.We are committed to work as part of a movement to build our collective voice, power and influence.We are committed to diversity and inclusion by bringing marginalized voices and perspectives to the table in the pursuit of human rights for all.In all our interactions we strive for transparency, responsible use of financial resources, fairness, accountability and integrity.We will work independently from any political party, government or religious institution.We will strive for excellence, while being creative, bold and courageous. Our outcomes: what we hope to achieve In working with diverse partners and allies and our broader constituency AWID seeks to achieve the following seven outcomes by the end of our Strategic Plan Stronger, better-resourced and more effective women’s organizations and movements advancing women’s rights and gender equality worldwide.Renewal and expansion of the agendas of women’s movements internationally through infusion of ambitious, creative and future oriented ideas and issues, and stronger interconnections, alliances and partnerships among diverse expressions of women’s organizing across regions and sectors.Stronger alliances between women’s rights movements and other social movements to advance agendas in pursuit of human rights for all.Shifts in donor and development policy and practices for a greater financial and political commitment to gender equality and women’s rights, including women’s organizations.Greater inclusion of women’s rights activists and organizations in key development policy spaces internationally (both in terms of presence and effective voice in influencing these spaces to advance gender equality).More visible, vocal and engaged young women in women’s organizations and movements with young women’s work clearly supported and highlighted, including across all AWID initiatives.A more politically engaged and expanded AWID membership that includes increased representation from underrepresented regions or sectors. In order to achieve our mission and outcomes, AWID works through multi-year initiatives. Via Spencer Haskins Delete the scoop?
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groupe de réflexions, de propositions et d'actions pour transformer l'école, la rendre plus juste, plus humaine et plus efficace. Delete the scoop?
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Rust Belt cities are hoping that immigrants can help rebuild our their shrinking communities. Washington should gear policy to helping them. Via Seth Dixon 
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Not tech .... But we are impacted in Michigan ..... Delete the scoop?
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Communiqué de la FSU Les Lilas, le 30 avril 2013 Des droits, inscrits dans le préambule de la Constitution de 1946 sont essentiels à la démocratie : défendre ses droits et ses intérêts par l'action (...)... Delete the scoop?
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First Lady Michelle Obama celebrates a new class of graduates. Delete the scoop?
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Google+ isn't only a social network. It's the very backbone (and future) of Google itself. As Brian Clark wrote yesterday, authorship and the possible ef Via Marylene Delbourg-Delphis, Audrey Moreaux, ABroaderView 
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The infographic is superb, but the "how-tos" that precede it really make it all work! Oh! and they are easy to do! ~ Terry Delete the scoop?
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A gay couple in the Isle of Man call for a change in the law after being refused a rental tenancy on the basis of their sexual orientation. Via Leicester Worker Delete the scoop?
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Cette manifestation, organisée par l’Abeille, la monnaie locale complémentaire du Grand Villeneuvois, et le Réseau des MLC (monnaies locales complémentaires), sera émaillée de conférences, ateliers, table ronde, exposition d’entreprises Abeille... L’entrée est libre du vendredi soir au lundi après-midi Une restauration sera organisée sur place. Via Ouvertures, Christophe CESETTI Delete the scoop?
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