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In which John Green teaches you about European Imperialism in the 19th century. European powers started to create colonial empires way back in the 16th centu...
WITH the pace of technological change making heads spin, we tend to think of our age as the most innovative ever. We have smartphones and supercomputers, big data...
TED Talks Brains are ubiquitous in modern marketing: Headlines proclaim cheese sandwiches help with decision-making, while a “neuro” drink claims to reduce stress.
The nuisance of begging... By Irum PakTribune.com Trying to educate such children in their neighborhoods could prove more fruitful than many futile NGO attempts to enhance universal literacy by wrangling with the public education system.
PBS MediaShift Lessons Learned From A Collaboration Without Borders in Latin America PBS MediaShift She has conducted trainings and managed programs in investigative journalism, conflict-sensitive reporting, computer-assisted reporting and media...
Television science trails history of disappointment USA TODAY And she warns the history of science on TV and radio offers some warnings to folks hopeful today that the Internet will lead to big improvements in science literacy.
The widespread killing of female foetuses and infants is well-documented - less well-known is the trafficking of girls across to make up for the shortages.
The Express Tribune Educating through television and radio The Express Tribune Policymakers are often looking for novel ways to enhance literacy rates.
CNN Student News: Daily Discussion CNN STORY HIGHLIGHTS. Use these questions to help students understand today's featured news stories; Today's Daily Discussion includes the Media Literacy Question of the Day.
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An air-quality monitor atop the United States Embassy recently measured an air quality index well above 500, which is supposed to be the top of the scale.
On Rape and Neocolonialism CounterPunch Yet living in the UK and reading its media, one could easily think that rape solely existed in India and that there is only injustice against women in the subcontinent and other 'developing countries.
There are lots of bacteria, but there is only one genetic code The Guardian (blog) Is illiteracy becoming a driver of what passes for literacy? And how are teachers coping?
TED Talks As web companies strive to tailor their services (including news and search results) to our personal tastes, there's a dangerous unintended consequence: We get trapped in a "filter bubble" and don't get exposed to information that could...
Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) New UGA study: Their classroom demeanors give girls a boost in grades over ... Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) They are heavy on reading and early literacy and more social cooperation,” Rao told me.
Literacy advocate Jason Falls laments the unintended fallout of paid subscription model media websites: Preventing average citizens from functional literacy.
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