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Whether we’re students, teachers, or parents, we’re all in some way affected by legislation on education.

Of particular interest to us at Matador is the way both public and private education are implemented in other countries and cultures, and how we can learn from other models to improve education in our local communities.

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Project:Interaction brings design-thinking into schools.

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There are no cars on the main street in Santiago today.

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Perry sides against science / statistics, promotes abstinence-based 'education'.

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High school students should know all their options.

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Mechanical pencil stocks plummet, mechanical humans up 20%.

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Online education tutorials that are easy to use and, best of all, free.

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Haiti's first film school is taking off in the country's artistic capital.

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THINK Global School doesn't just say, "The world is your classroom." The world actually...

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Crazy US scholarships? There's something for everybody, even nudists and cheese...

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Think Napoleon was short, Gutenberg invented the printing press, and the sea is blue...

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You can't really be a global citizen until you get out of the classroom and on the...

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Some school science textbooks contain such dangerous information that they should have a...

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Are some subjects simply too volatile for public consumption?

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A Glimpse Correspondent in Uganda explores the meaning of graduation.

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Limiting access to the young adult section of the library gives teenagers a safe place...

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After one parent complained about their child discovering the definition of a sexual act,...

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Gone are the days of lesson memorization and taking notes with a #2 pencil.

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Are you a sucker? April Norhanian challenges your beliefs about the value of higher...

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Tip # 14. If terrorists finger you, break out singing “O Canada”!

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Sarah Stuteville and her husband offer a peek inside the Pakistan behind the headlines.

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In a culture where parents struggle to educate their kids on a taboo subject, one travel...

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Black History Month is only once a month...but learning more doesn't have to be.

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By combining all of your resources, you can get your school to sponsor your travels.

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Life in Tokyo was full of hurdles: navigating the subway, deciphering food labels and...