Search
GlobalOpinionStudent LifeSocietyEspañaLifestyleSegoviaIE UniversityStudent ClubsCulture
AuthorsPosts by Sam Ferdinand
Opinion

Meritocracy and Elitism – Reflections After Listening to the Homonymous Panel at the Segovia Hay Festival (2)

Should the world be run by the most intelligent, the most capable? I understand the attraction of this idea, and I agree it could...
Sam Ferdinand -
Opinion

Meritocracy and Elitism – Reflections After Listening to the Homonymous Panel at the Segovia Hay Festival (1)

Sunday the 18th of September was the last day of the 2022 Segovia Hay Festival, a world-leading art and literature festival organised along the...
Sam Ferdinand -

Sam Ferdinand

2 Posts

Our Notice Board

Become a Storkling by following us on social media!

Guest Writers

Would you like to contribute to the Stork? Click on the link below to access our Guest Writer Submission Form. All are welcome!

Submit

Follow Us

Be sure to follow us on our various social media channels to ensure that you never miss a story delivery from The Stork!

Menu

Latest Articles

Economic Impacts of Hosting the Olympics: Is Paris’ Investment Paying Off?

International 0
By Alexandra Marie Charlotte Stahl  This year, all eyes are...

Kenya Unrest: Inside the Tax Riots that Rocked Nairobi

International 0
By Lilli-Sage Bayes Kenya, renowned for its dynamic economy and...

Why Doing Scary Things Is so Important

Lifestyle 0
By Alexandra Marie Charlotte Stahl What truly pushes you out...

Must Read

The Lessons We Learn Through Languages, and the Ones IE Does Not

Campus 0
Last week, the university’s management team and BIR office revealed that all language classes next semester will take place only once a week for third-year students, for a grand total of 15 sessions per semester. The management team, content with the idea of slicing our linguistic progress in half, argues that they are “freeing up time” for us to focus on other things. Not only is the premise of that statement flawed, but it fails to consider the repercussions of the change.

IE’s Ghost Town: Why Students Abandon Events

Perspective 0
So it is not for lack of trying or that events are not student-centered - they are. It’s that students just don't see the value in attending. But why is that?

IE University Needs to Personalise Its Classes to Fight Disengagement

Opinion 0
Disengagement is a growing problem in universities. Research suggests that students are increasingly unwilling to study independently and are participating in class less, all while attendance rates fall. This is a big problem for universities.

© 2023 tagDiv. All Rights Reserved. Made with Newspaper Theme.