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Évaluer les performances des étudiants à l’Université

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L’évaluation des apprentissages scolaires en mathématiques, sciences et géographie à l’école fondamentale et secondaire : enjeux, défis et contraintes

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Quelle place pour la parole de l’étudiant dans l’évaluation de l’enseignement ?

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Phd Defense PROCOPIO Alessandro

Date: Tuesday 17 May 2022 – 15h00 Place: Belval Campus – Maison des Sciences Humaines (MSH) Subject: Sociologie Faculty: FHSEPhd Supervisor: Robin SAMUELThesis title: Social Mobility and Inequalities in Health. Bayesian Perspectives on Mortality Risks and Methodological Implications for Statistical Inference

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PhD Defense FORD Katherine Joy

Date: Thursday 19 May 2022 – 15h00 Place: Belval Campus – Maison des Sciences Humaines (MSH) Subject: Sciences SocialesFaculty: FHSEPhd Supervisor: Anja LEISTThesis title: Educational and Occupational Differentials in Cognition: Examining the Role of Gender Using Population-Based Studies

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Philippe Askenazy – Share The Wealth

Philippe Askenazy (Directeur de recherche CNRS / Paris Sciences et Lettres / ENS Paris) will give a presentation of his book Share The Wealth (Verso 2021)https://www.versobooks.com/books/3689-share-the-wealth (https://1lib.education/s/askenazy%20wealth)at 2.00p-3.00p in a hybrid session https://unilu.webex.com/unilu/j.php?MTID=m3593ed7604f7b7bbcc02046f7ffe7a39

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PhD Defense – Lucas Nonnenmacher – UNDERSTANDING AND EXPLAINING CROSS-BORDER MOBILITY : A FREE WILL / PREDISPOSITION APPROACH

Phd Supervisor: Louis CHAUVELThesis title: UNDERSTANDING AND EXPLAINING CROSS-BORDER MOBILITY : A FREE WILL / PREDISPOSITION APPROACH

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FNR CORE project 2018 – end of project Press Release

Financial Strain and Economic Instability (FESI): Effects on Wellbeing and Behaviour over the Life CoursePI: Conchita D’Ambrosio

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DSOC lecture: Prof David Batty

Risk factor identification is crucial to the primary prevention of disease and injury. Central to this endeavour is the utilisation of large-scale, deeply-phenotyped cohort studies derived from either traditional field work; individual participant meta-analysis of multiple cohorts (data pooling); or linkage of electronic health registries (data informatics). Having hitherto almost exclusively examined risk factors for…

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