Why We Might Be Fighting Hate Speech All Wrong
Usual censorship approaches miss the deeper point that hate speech and its communities provide emotional validation and support.
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The Promise of OER: More Equitable Education For All
At the Second World OER Congress, global leaders discussed how OER can help ensure inclusive and equitable quality education for all.
10/6 FCC Reply Comments On Section 706 and Broadband Deployment
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How ‘Open Pedagogy’ Connects Curriculum to Teacher Professional Learning
The second post of this three-part series shows how OER facilitate greater connections between the “what” and the “how” of teaching.
Public Libraries: Untapped Resource for Schools?
Unpacking a new study of public libraries, including how they work with families and help develop digital literacy skills
Border Report: ‘Their Options Are to Build Up a New Life’
The case of a San Diego man deported last week underscores how rapidly changing policies affect families.
Can You Love Your Country but Not Its Air Shows?
An investigation into what a trip to a U.S. Air Force air show reveals about complex attitudes toward love of country.
Income Share Agreements Aren’t a Solution to Student Debt
Companies are pitching a novel solution to student loans: future income sharing agreements. But they may present new problems for borrowers.
Ireland Doubles Down on Diplomacy
With Brexit looming, the small Catholic nation is eager to take on a new, central role in Europe by doubling its number of embassies abroad.
Leading Curriculum Reform Efforts Using Open Educational Resources
This first post of this three-part series shows how OER have become central to curriculum reform over the past five years.