YOUNG Plato has just won the Irish Council for Civil Liberties Human Rights Award at the Dublin International Film Festival. It’s a well-deserved reward: this uplifting and inspiring documentary from directors Neasa Ní Chianáin and Declan McGrath examines the positive impact education can have on young people, their families and …
Read More »A photographer tells the story of the fight for equality in SC | Way of life
ORANGEBURG, SC – Orangeburg photographer Cecil Williams has captured thousands of images of African Americans’ struggle for equal rights over the decades and is now set to unveil a series of wall art that depicts their history in the state. It’s a story he hopes will reach middle and high …
Read More »Will we soon be eating chicken from animal cells?
The brisket I ate came from tissue that had developed short meat fibers and had been pressed in plastic molds to approximate the size and shape of a small boneless brisket. It had less chew but a lot more flavor than a typical grocery store breast. The biggest difference was …
Read More »Business notes – February 2022
New Flights Sustain Traffic at Tri-Cities Airport The Tri-Cities Airport is reporting a respectable increase in air traffic in 2021 thanks in part to the arrival of new carriers. With 346,503 people boarding flights, boardings are up 83% from 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic hurt travel and left planes nearly …
Read More »Pupils at Larkmead School in Abingdon take part in a philosophy project
Staff and pupils from Larkmead School in Abingdon have been selected to take part in a project which aims to develop teachers and philosophical learners in the classroom. Faringdon Road Secondary and Sixth School has been chosen as one of only six to be involved in the three-year project run …
Read More »University president Edward Waters says critical race theory backlash and HBCU bomb threats are linked – Reuters
Edward Waters President Dr A. Zachary Faison Jr. Photo: Danielle Prieur This month’s bomb threats against more than a dozen HBCUs, including 2 in Florida, are blamed on minors with ties to a violent neo-Nazi group. University President Edward Waters says political discourse around critical race theory is radicalizing people. …
Read More »School board candidate takes on LGBTQ books, Critical Race Theory
With the Tulsa Public School Board District 7 headquarters open, one candidate hopes to charm voters with his far-right beliefs. Former District Attorney Tim Harris comes forward with a platform filled with hateful rhetoric. Linking Hillary Clinton to Saul Alinsky and anti-capitalist sentiment, Mr Harris appeared disgusted by a book …
Read More »Honor Martin Luther King Jr. today by rejecting critical race theory
OPINION: Having fled communist Cuba as a political refugee, I grew up in a school system that created a false reality through Marxism. Castro’s regime tried to mold us into what Che Guevara called the ‘new man and new woman’ – who could reform their ‘individual conscience’ to rid themselves …
Read More »RewirEd Summit – Driving innovative and radical change in global education
Young people, skills and the future of work focus on day one Highlights of the B-Roll available via: https://we.tl/t-6jJuSMLA2G B-Roll, photos and press releases available via: https://markettierscloud.egnyte.com/fl/3Cd4bb0Raf DUBAI, UAE / ACCESSWIRE / December 12, 2021 / Young people, skills and the future of work kicked off the three-day RewirEd Summit, …
Read More »The power of philosophical collaboration in Riyadh
There are many reasons why I am eagerly awaiting the Riyadh Philosophy Conference – the first such event to be held in the kingdom. To begin with, the conference, December 8-10, will feature presentations from a wide range of leading living thinkers on some of the most important issues facing …
Read More »Readers ring the bell: Why Critical Race Theory is Necessary, Stolen Elections, and the Airlines’ Outlier Assumptions | first words | Orlando
¶ Rubio and Scott: “Stop finalizing the redistribution” My name is Shirley and I have lived in Florida all my life. I was absolutely appalled at the boastful and arrogant propensity to cheat in the face to win shenanigans at work to keep some of us the people from voting. …
Read More »Project 1619 book may still be in school libraries, despite critical prohibitions in state racial theory: expert
Even though states like Florida and Texas have banned the teaching of certain concepts related to critical race theory in public school classrooms, some legal experts believe that school libraries can still stock books that promote the concept, the historical accuracy of which has been widely regarded as inaccurate. William …
Read More »Critical Race Theory Debates Drown Student Learning Experiences
A Black Lives Matter anti-racist rally at the Vancouver Art Gallery on May 31, 2020 (GoToVan / Wikimedia Commons) âJourney to Justice: A Critical Race Theory Primerâ is a joint initiative between Mrs. magazine, the National Women’s Studies Association (NWSA) and the Karson Institute for Race, Peace & Social Justice. …
Read More »How Texas’ Bill “CRT” Terrifies Teachers, Deceives Children
WARNING. The following random facts about Texas history may contain information that causes an individual, in the words of Bill 3979, to “feel discomfort, guilt, anguish, or some other form of distress. psychological due to the race or sex of the individual: “ · Stephen F. Austin, William Barret Travis, …
Read More »Davis: It’s Harvest Festival & Livestock Show Time | Way of life
It is this time of year again for the Harvest Festival and the Livestock Fair. Eating, rinsing, brushing and exercising / walking are essential parts of the life of the show. This homework can make or break a youngster’s experience in the show ring. And while it’s not glamorous or …
Read More »Meet the Faculty: Dr Eric O’Brien | College of Arts and Sciences
Dr Eric O’Brien is an instructor in the United Nations Department of English. He has been teaching ecological writing and analysis as part of the Master of Arts in Critical and Creative Thinking since 2015. He also teaches first year writing, critical approaches to literature and other literature courses at …
Read More »Philanthropy Philosophy – The Jerusalem Post
Meir Panim has a unique philosophy, says Mimi Rozmaryn, Director of Global Development, which extends to both clients and benefactors. âMeir Panim was founded to create a positive experience for its recipients, to give with dignity and respect so that there is an elimination of the stigma of being on …
Read More »Plans for the School of Special Educational Needs in Salisbury
A NEW school in Salisbury for students with special educational needs and / or disabilities (SEND) hopes to open in the fall of 2023. SAIL Academy will provide 150 places for children and youth with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASC) and for those with social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs. …
Read More »Hansen: The critical debate on racial theory is a distraction from the real issue: making schools places where children can truly be themselves
Get essential education information and commentary delivered straight to your inbox. register here for the daily 74’s newsletter. An children return to school this fall, the world of education is turned upside down by the critical non-problem of racial theory. I say no problem because no school or district teaches …
Read More »Set Pieces Girls’ Football Column: New Philosophy, Renewed Confidence Keep Peabody Moving Forward | Sports
Change is hard, but if you listen Sheryl Raven you know it can do you good too. This old anthem has not been lost on the Peabody High women’s football team, which underwent big changes last summer. Barely six weeks into their new regime, the Tanners are seeing how good …
Read More »Julia Walsh: Educating Ourselves and Our Children on Critical Race Theory | Chroniclers
Julia Walsh, FSPA Critical Race Theory made headlines across Wisconsin this week as state lawmakers voted to ban Critical Race Theory from K-12 programs. This decision has sparked many opinions about education in our schools, but more than anything, perhaps it should spark more action around education in our homes …
Read More »High School Students Explore Jobs on Manufacturing Day – Business Journal Daily
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Emily Phelps watched the Fanuc robotic arm running at the Brilex Group of Companies booth during Friday’s Manufacturing Day event at Youngstown State University Excellence Training Center. Phelps, a sophomore at Mahoning County Career and Tech Center, would like to design something and make products. She is …
Read More »Maruti Partners with Tata Institute of Social Sciences to Offer Automotive Retail Course
Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) announced on Tuesday that it has partnered with Mumba-based Tata Institute of Social Sciences – Vocational School (TISS-SVE) to train young people in automotive retail. As part of this partnership, the company and TISS-SVE will offer a personalized three-year course in retail management with a specialization …
Read More »The Ayushman Bharat program for the poor is dedicated to the Antyodaya philosophy of Deen Dayal Upadhyaya: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday dedicated the Ayushman Bharat program to the Antyodaya philosophy of former Bharatiya leader Jana Sangh Deen Dayal Upadhyaya. Calling Upadhyay one of the greatest thinkers of the last century, Prime Minister Modi said: âHis economic philosophy, his policies aimed at empowering society, the Antyodaya …
Read More »Witness a miracle: the harvest of honey from Masjid Al Qur’an
Masjid Al Qur’an’s chief beekeeper, Shaimai Wu, has been looking after the bees since their arrival at the start of Ramadan. United in their interest for bees Shaimai Wu, or as he prefers Abu Zakaria, grew up in a Muslim family in China on his mother’s side who raised bees. …
Read More »Local entrepreneurs team up to launch Precious Piñata children’s education program
Content of the article An educational program designed by a Chatham woman to help children cope with life challenges such as mental health, racism and bullying, now has a much-needed retail presence at the Chatham Giant Tiger store. Content of the article “It’s like a catalyst to bring it out …
Read More »How Schools Cope With Covid-19 Pressure Soon After Reopening
PRIMARY AND SECONDARY schools reopened their doors to students in the last two weeks after the summer break. Much has changed since their end – namely the dominance of the more transmissible Delta variant and skyrocketing vaccination rates. As of Friday, 90% of adults were fully vaccinated against Covid-19, but …
Read More »International Literacy Day 2021 – CSR to bridge the gap
International Literacy Day 2021 – CSR to Close the Gap – The CSR Journal Beyond its intrinsic importance as part of the right to education, literacy empowers individuals and improves their lives by expanding their capacities to choose a type of life that they can enjoy. The COVID-19 crisis has …
Read More »Chinese students greeted with “Grandpa Xi Jinping’s thought” in classrooms, World News
They say children should learn all the essentials from elementary level. While experts generally speak of basic etiquette and morals, China has interpreted this as a teaching of the basics of “socialism.” As Chinese students returned to school on Wednesday, they were introduced to new textbooks that have “Xi Jinping …
Read More »Empower Girls With Defense Instructions | Editorials
In July 2021, an 11-year-old girl in Auburn met a man via the social media platform Snapchat. Over the next eight days, the alleged assailant would groom the girl online, send nude photos, exchange texts and push for an in-person meeting which resulted in her rape. This horrific story is …
Read More »Taking Steps to Clear the Path to Citizenship for Children of Legal Immigrants: United States
By Lalit K Jha (Eds: Update with more details) Washington, August 5 (PTI) The Biden administration is taking steps to provide a legal route to citizenship for children of legal immigrants, the White House said after a group of these young people, mostly Indians, expressed its fear of being deported …
Read More »What to know for the next JCPS board meeting
JCPS Superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio on Critical Teaching of Racial Theory Pollio is concerned that this bill will hamper JCPS ‘efforts to better serve students who identify with Breonna Taylor. Louisville Mail Journal LOUISVILLE, Ky. – As debates over masks and “critical race theory” multiply and frequently merge, Kentucky’s next …
Read More »Letters: Climate Change and Critical Race Theory | Notice
Climate change deniers should face reality Can we slow (or stop) or reverse global warming? Yes, but we cannot stop global warming overnight or even in the next ten or twenty years, given the amount of excess heat stored in the oceans and the man-made CO2 already in the atmosphere. …
Read More »Study Finds ‘Growing Gap’ Between Distance and In-Person High School Students
Washington / Philadelphia, July 14, 2021 – New research reveals that high school students who attended distance school during the COVID-19 pandemic suffered socially, emotionally and academically compared to those who attended school in nobody. The study was published today in Educational researcher (ER) by researchers Angela L. Duckworth, Tim …
Read More »Nuala McCann: English literature talks about history, psychology, philosophy, languages, sociology, theology … that’s what makes us humans
THEY say the future is STEM – science, technology, and math are where they are. English Literature degrees are where they aren’t if you read newspaper articles about the decline and fall of the English degree. Students no longer want to read Eng Lit in college. There has been a …
Read More »School Boards Now Fight COVID and Critical Race Theory
Local school boards across the country are increasingly becoming cauldrons of anger and political divisiveness, seething with disputes over issues such as the COVID-19 mask rules, the treatment of transgender students and how to teach school history of racism and slavery in America. Once orderly, even boring, meetings have turned …
Read More »Why students choose to study abroad
students Millions of students study abroad around the world these days. In addition, according to the latest research, around 70% of learners have a strong desire to acquire new knowledge in another country. The opportunity to study abroad seems very attractive to students, and they are always looking for every …
Read More »Pilot program integrates ethics into undergraduate technology courses at the University of Toronto
A new pilot program at the University of Toronto will integrate ethics modules into existing undergraduate computer science courses with the aim of ensuring that future technologies are designed and deployed in ways that take into account their wider societal impact . From learning the complex trade-off between data privacy …
Read More »The Theory and Practice of Marxism in Japan
The JCP has changed significantly for two reasons. First of all, from the mid-1930s and the real fascist transition in Japan – without going deep into the debates around the historiography of world fascism, whether Japan is called fascist, etc. – the JCP was not only outlawed: it was tracked …
Read More »Educators Should ‘Teach Youth the Truth’ in Response to Conservative Attacks (Advisory)
(This is the second article in a multi-part series. You can see part one here.) The new question of the week is: A number of states have passed or are considering legislation that would ban critical race theory and, in some cases, many types of lessons that teach systemic racism. …
Read More »Biparty legislation introduced in US Congress to protect documented dreamers
By Lalit K Jha Washington, July 2 (PTI) A group of US lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan bill that aims to pave the way for permanent residence for people brought to America as dependents of long-term non-immigrant visa holders , a decision that will benefit several Indian children and young …
Read More »Clinton-Massie sues school health center
TOWNSHIP OF ADAMS – Clinton-Massie continues to work on the prospect of having a health center on campus and, more importantly, continues to progress. Clinton-Massie Superintendent Matt Baker reported to the school board this week that the school district has seven parties interested in partnering with Clinton-Massie on what is …
Read More »Critical Race Theory Sparks Activism in Students | Notice
Jerusha Osberg Conner, University of Villanova Critical Race Theory – an academic framework that argues that racism is ingrained in society – has become the subject of intense debate over how issues of race should or should not be taught in schools. Evidence of how exposure to critical race theory …
Read More »Trump says critical race theory borders on ‘psychological abuse’
Top line A day before Juneteenth’s first celebration as a nationally recognized federal holiday, former President Donald Trump tore up President Joe Biden for embracing “Critical Race Theory” – a loosely defined academic framework that has become the most recent front of culture wars – and has gone so far …
Read More »Leadership philosophy – Homeland Security Today
For those in highly visible leadership positions, a leadership philosophy is a powerful tool. It is your perspective on what you believe in that makes a leader in character. Much more than a list of desirable leadership attributes, a leadership philosophy helps subordinates better understand their leader. In short, a …
Read More »New Deal for the Arts
As you read between the lines of recent arts funding news – like the proposed DCMS business model for arts funding and the thinking that would be behind ACE’s new arts strategy – you begin to see a problem. larger than mere intellectual fragility. It is a unique moment, which …
Read More »Homeless students expelled four times more than others in Michigan schools
When Brittney Barros was suspended in fifth grade for six months due to too many absences and delays, she lived in what she described as an almost abandoned house with a collapsing roof, mice, cockroaches and no heat. Later, after experiencing homelessness and years entering and leaving foster care, she …
Read More »Open letter: we need a new university for Eastern Europe
The key to success is dealing directly with honest people from Belarus, Russia and other eastern neighbors. The European Convention on Human Rights (signed by Russia, but not by Belarus) defines the rights and dignity of these people; the Eastern Partnership (which includes Belarus, but not Russia) cites âengagement with …
Read More »California professor Fresno shows how to handle critical breed theory
André Fiala Criticism can divide. But banning criticism is a bad idea. The unanimity that results from censorship is not genuine. The productive solution is the more informed criticism. I say this in response to efforts in several states to ban the teaching of “critical race theory” (CRT) in schools. …
Read More »Center for the American Experiment Presenters Criticize Use of Critical Race Theory in Minnesota Schools
The Center for the American Experiment held a conference Tuesday afternoon in Rochester as part of a tour of the state. Dubbed the âRaise Our Standards Tour,â several speakers gave presentations throughout the event, highlighting the ways they say the education system is doing young people a disservice. ALSO READ: …
Read More »Author of Texas Bill to Ban Critical Race Theory says Martin Luther King Jr. would approve of it
Texas Republican State Representative Steve Toth firmly believes that a program that teaches young people about systemic racism is itself a form of racism. Toth is the lead author of, which seeks to ban the teaching of “critical race theory,” an educational movement that seeks to contextualize recent and historical …
Read More »For transgender children, gender-affirming names can save lives
An Indiana school district‘s policy requiring teachers to use student names and pronouns consistent with their gender identities is a key part of strengthening the physical and mental health of transgender youth, doctors told a federal court. A landmark 2018 study in the Journal of Adolescent Health found that transgender …
Read More »Gender stereotypes are still valid for young people and the types of political participation
Gender roles absorbed at an early age appear to have shaped today’s young people about their involvement in politics, in keeping with traditional stereotypes, a new study, conducted among adolescents and young adults aged 15 to 15, finds. 30 years in Italy, within the framework of the Horizon 2020 project: …
Read More »Philosophical Approach to Loneliness Provides New Insight into Treatments
A recent article published in Philosophy, Psychiatry and Psychology examines various ways of understanding loneliness as part of the human experience. Valeria Motta, PhD candidate at the University of Birmingham, offers an approach that considers the lived experience of time, embodiment and attention as fundamental dimensions of loneliness. She approaches …
Read More »Downing Street explored isolation plan for over 55s to avoid second lockdown
Boris Johnson was so keen to avoid a second Covid-19 lockdown in England last summer that senior officials were ordered to make plans for all over 55s to self-isolate. The policy, which would have meant that much of the economy could have remained open, was officially known as “segmentation” and …
Read More »Commission meeting 1776 | national
WASHINGTON, May 24, 2021 / PRNewswire / – On Monday, May 24, the 1776 Commission met on the Hillsdale College campus in Washington, DC to discuss civic education programs, civic education reform efforts in states, pending federal legislation and executive actions, and future Commission activities. At the end of the …
Read More »Demonstration for self-sufficiency need skills and loans: specially able
More than 100 people with disabilities staged a one-day protest at BDO’s Kalchini office on Monday About 100 people with disabilities under the banner of Joint Forum – an umbrella body of three organizations – staged a one-day protest at BDO’s Kalchini district office on Monday to demand various benefits …
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