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Five Alternative Sports to Teach Gender Equality

Team sports are an excellent opportunity to teach cooperation, fair play, and equity.

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Social Distancing and Video Games: A New Way to Learn and Interact

Video games are no longer what they were before; now, they assist in developing creativity, social skills, and, perhaps, finding interest in a profession.

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Three YouTubers to Follow to Learn Sociology in Times of COVID-19 and Protests

The experience, analytical ability, and friendly language of these content producers can help deepen students' understanding of historical events happening right now.

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Opinion: History Wars, Monuments, and Teaching

Once again, the recent wave of protests over racial inequality and violence in the United States brings the debate on monuments and the facts ...

Education and the New Federal LGBTQ Anti-discrimination Protections

The U.S. Supreme Court recently passed new labor protections for LGBTQ workers. What does this mean for non-heterosexual teachers?

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“Let’s Stop Blaming Schools”: Ger Graus, Global Director of Education at KidZania

Ger Graus, Global Director of Education at KidZania, discusses the globalization of growing up, the need for better scholarships, and the role of parents ...

Opinion: A Notebook to Deal with Uncertainty and Change

Writing, a simple but profound practice, is a powerful tool that becomes indispensable in these uncertain times.

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Singapore’s Educational Success Story

An interview with Mike Thiruman, General Secretary of the Singapore Teachers' Union (STU), on the country's educational success story and what Latin America can ...

Sustainable Development Goals: A Challenge for Education?

The word sustainability goes beyond caring for the world, it encompasses all the sectors that are necessary for the development of a full life.

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Beyond Video Conferencing: International Collaborative Projects

In this article, you will learn about three technologies that can be used to create practical educational activities before and after a videoconference.

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Assessment: The Silent Killer of Learning

In this interview, Eric Mazur, Professor of Physics at Harvard University, explains how peer instruction works, the value of "just in time" teaching, and ...

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