Blogs about: Education
In 1966, the United Nation’s International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights declared that “education is the primary vehicle by which economically and socially marginalized adults and children can lift themselves out of poverty and obtain the means to participate fully in their communities.” That still rings so true, and yet, barriers remain. Even in developed nations, a good education can be hard to find. But there’s also encouraging news on the horizon, and its name is technology, a realm where classrooms need not be physical spaces.
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TUN MAHATHIR MOHAMAD - Economic policies
During his term in office, Mahathir turned Malaysia into a regional high-tech manufacturing, financial, and telecommunications hub through his economic policies based on corporate nationalism, known a… more →
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Recognizing Brett May For 'Post-It Notes'
nabphotos wrote 10 minutes ago: Last week, I saw Brett May’s latest work, ‘Post-It Notes’ and I thought it was qui … more →
Yeah.. back to the Teen years..
housewife9988 wrote 13 minutes ago: Another classmate wrote out this..and was re-edited on some names definitely… Quote Hello, my … more →
AccessNano: Training the Trainers
jennamalone wrote 14 minutes ago: Jenna: Long time readers of this blog will know that Bridge8 has been involved in the development of … more →
Crossing an International Border
lockdoc1 wrote 26 minutes ago: Let me see if I understand all this… IF YOU CROSS THE NORTH KOREAN BORDER ILLEGALLY YOU GET 12 … more →
Shyness and the Movement Towards Positive Psychology
profmccaffrey wrote 33 minutes ago: I am inspired by the many psychologists that are pushing for the positive psychology movement. Marti … more →
Permaculture and the Three Epochs Curriculum
wweiseman wrote 42 minutes ago: XIII. Fiber and Weaving Cordage (rope and string) can be made from many different fibers including ( … more →
Module 4
lisesercombe wrote 47 minutes ago: Exploring photos and videos on the web I have started using Flickr for my own photos. I can see that … more →
Invitation to DPS Training & Consultancy for 2010 -Revolusi Aksi for World Class Performances!
pramleeelvis wrote 50 minutes ago: 30th November,2009 To: Executive Chairman / President Managing Director / Chief Executive Officer cc … more →
What a film!
wildcatteacher wrote 52 minutes ago: At our Thanksgiving party this year, we played a little game in which everyone answered a dozen ques … more →
Mini-Time Machine: A Museum of Miniatures
Sabrina wrote 1 hour ago: We were not allowed to take pictures in this museum but sneaked just one. The Mini-Time Machine: A M … more →
Children in Need at the Holidays
maestroeducator wrote 1 hour ago: I hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving and also got some rest for the final push of the semester. … more →
Monday's Math Question
tutoringmatch wrote 1 hour ago: │n + 1 │< 4 How many integers n satisfy the inequality above? A) One B) Two C) Four D) Seven E) E … more →
figured it out
jeanniemarie wrote 1 hour ago: Actually, I didn’t figure it out immediately. To think that this was made for not-so-good-with … more →
Thanksgiving
Sabrina wrote 1 hour ago: My parents came and visited for Thanksgiving. During their stay they took Luke, Isabel and Sylvia o … more →
A New Blog For Teaching the Future...
jjanczak wrote 1 hour ago: This blog is an experiment, a work in progress, and a vision come true all in one. I am currently a … more →
Teaching Values
Scott Erb wrote 1 hour ago: Theodor Adorno of the Frankfurt school of critical theory said that the main goal of education shoul … more →
Wedgies???
professordendy wrote 1 hour ago: A wedgie (also known as a “snuggie” or “gotch pull”) is having one’s u … more →
KU and Sustainability Research
jfoster11 wrote 1 hour ago: The University of Kansas frequently competes for research grants. As highlighted in the October 12, … more →
Last Week on WordPress.tv: Nov 22—Nov 28
Ryan Markel wrote 2 hours ago: More WordCamp NYC videos and a great tutorial from the community round out the videos published this … more →
