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India’s Schools Strive for Universal Computer Technology Teaching

The Indian government now believe that providing tablets for all of its children, both rich and poor, will greatly improve educational standards throughout the country. Currently the Indian government is trying to provide 220 m...
by Jana Melpolder
 
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Bridging the Gap Between Indigenous Education and Western Science in Bolivia

In Bolivia, a country which has one of the biggest maternal mortality rates at 190 deaths per 100,000 births, healthcare workers are making strides to bring cultural practices into the delivery room to give a more comfortable e...
by Jana Melpolder
 
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Youth and Gun Violence: A Deeper Look at Chicago

Since the tragic Connecticut shooting last week at an elementary school, many have turned their attention to the state of gun violence in America. Gun violence, gangs, and the lack of opportunities for some youth may create a d...
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Ed Tips

Fun Ways to Develop a Child’s Creativity

Thinking outside of the box begins in childhood. Just give children a box of crayons and off they go creating artwork from their imagination. Adults are often amazed at how they connect things together, and we all benefit from ...
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Education Helps Save Lives When It Comes to HIV/AIDS

Knowledge is power. This adage continues to prove true throughout the centuries, and when it comes to AIDS and HIV, education can literally save lives. India, where right now 61% of HIV cases in India are men, recently reported...
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Colleges Entice Students by Freezing Tuition Rates

Hopeful students can now feel a bit of relief with a new offer to freeze tuition rates at several private American universities. Student loans can be a frightening venture for many young people, and school administrators are di...
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New Lunch Restrictions: Are They Making the Grade?

Nobody can argue that American students tend to live unhealthy lifestyles and are struggling with obesity like never before. In fact, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, “Childhood obesity has more...
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Malala Yousafzai and the Status of Education Today

The recent shooting of Malala Yousafzai by the Taliban has brought the violent group into the global spotlight. The world was shocked after learning of the tragic shooting that left the girl barely alive. As she clings to life ...
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Girl Power

UN Creates “International Day of the Girl Child”

This year marks the UN’s first-ever International Day of the Girl Child, which will be commemorated on the eleventh of October. The day was created by the United Nations General Assembly to help promote opportunities and...
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