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School walls are disappearing. Probably anybody who’s raising or teaching young digital media users has noticed this. For more than a decade and a half (in developed countries, anyway), schools have been opening up to the world just as more and...

This report, commissioned by the UK’s Department for International Development (DFID) and authored by Isabel Voge, reviews how theory of change is being used in the international development context and in doing so identify consensus...

By Melaku Woldeselassie It is troubling to see a pure unitary position, unwilling even to recognize the existence of Ethiopians whose demand for democracy includes a right to preserve and promote local languages and cultures. The group still feels strongly...

Today, as students’ workload intensifies and becomes more rigorous, it is often difficult for them to catch up with missed assignments and/or to learn the material at their own pace and time. As technology continues to influence today’s education system...

We recently came across this interesting article about how researchers have created a land cover map of East Africa differentiating the areas with human land cover vs areas that remain natural. The map will be useful for studying many different species...