The Internet of Things in Latin America and the Caribbean Ángel Melguizo, Victor Muñoz ˙ Jul 19, 2023 ˙ Voces CC-BY-SA-4.0 | Wikimedia Commons Dialogue Non-Resident Senior Fellow Ángel Melguizo and Victor Muñoz distill key findings from a recent report on IoT technology and prospects for broader application in Latin America and the Caribbean.Read more +
Understanding the Recent Growth in Remittances to Mexico Manuel Orozco ˙ May 25, 2023 ˙ Migration, Remittances & Development juliangvm / Pixabay The following note reviews some of the factors driving recent growth in remittances sent to Mexico.Read more +
Charting China’s Diplomatic Ties Margaret Myers ˙ Aug 18, 2014 ˙ Asia & Latin America VI Cúpula do Brics / Blog do Planalto / CC 2.0 An infographic by Global Times details China’s complex and multi-layered matrix of diplomatic partnerships. Read more +
Chinese Automakers Shift into High Gear Paul Shortell ˙ Jul 22, 2014 ˙ Asia & Latin America Beijing traffic jam / basykes / CC BY-2.0 China represents the world’s largest auto market, and in 2009 became the world’s leading auto producer. Read more +
Latin American Perceptions of China Margaret Myers ˙ Jul 23, 2013 ˙ Asia & Latin America Majorities in all but six countries surveyed globally think that China will replace the US as the world's leading superpower.Read more +
Teacher Training’s Low Grade ˙ Jul 9, 2013 ˙ PREAL Blog The Wall Street Journal Study argues that teacher training programs in the US do not prepare graduates to provide quality primary and secondary education.Read more +
Chinese Blogger Reactions to Chavez Death Margaret Myers ˙ Mar 7, 2013 ˙ Asia & Latin America Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez (R) and Chinese Vice-President Xi Jinping (L) listen to their respective national anthems during a visit to the Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas 18 February 2009. AFP PHOTO/Juan BARRETO (Photo credit should read JUAN BARRETO/AFP/Getty Images) Opinions of the Venezuelan leader among China’s bloggers are numerous and divided.Read more +
Obama’s Proposals for Education Reform ˙ Feb 22, 2013 ˙ PREAL Blog whitehouse.gov Three key policies for education reform proposed by President Obama during the State of the Union address.Read more +
Modifications to make teachers more accountable ˙ Oct 8, 2012 ˙ PREAL Blog DCPS/Michael DeAngelis Changes to teacher evaluations in New York and Washington are being made in an effort to identify and reward effective teachers.Read more +
Occupy the Classroom ˙ Nov 2, 2011 ˙ PREAL Blog Image from the Wikimedia Commons. Article suggests "Occupy Wall Street" movement fueled by rising inequality, and argues expanding early education can reverse the trend.Read more +
Innovative School Leadership Programs ˙ Oct 31, 2011 ˙ PREAL Blog Image from the New Leaders website. PREAL series reviews three exemplary programs in US that recruit, train, and retain highly qualified principals. Read more +
Joel Klein on The Failure of American Schools ˙ May 31, 2011 ˙ PREAL Blog Image from article. Joel Klein (left) the New York City schools chancellor, steps out of Public School 172 after a news conference on the first day of school in Brooklyn, NY, on Wednesday, September 8, 2010. Article argues that the education system is creating "two Americas" and lists three keys to rebuild the K-12 system.Read more +
Targeting Teacher Tenure ˙ Feb 3, 2011 ˙ PREAL Blog Articles explore the growing trend of eliminating teacher tenure in public education in the US. Read more +
Teacher Evaluations in Washington ˙ Jan 21, 2011 ˙ PREAL Blog Washington Post editorial on evaluating teachers.Read more +
A lobby for students ˙ Jan 6, 2011 ˙ PREAL Blog Articles discuss the pros and cons of lobbying group's efforts to create and enforce policies that put students first. Read more +