The power of data visualization in under 2 minutes
In love with this video: (link here)
Category Archives: Education
The Lost Girls?
Yesterday, I blogged about some of the first day’s proceedings at the CORE Group spring meeting, specifically on the importance of providing career training and opportunities to adolescents and young […]
Food for Thought [March 21]
A few interesting articles I read over lunch today, worth sharing as food for thought or at least reading on your smartphone on the commute home: On education, in the […]
A bit selfish.
In President Obama’s State of the Union address, he said: Today, there are hundreds of thousands of students excelling in our schools who are not American citizens. Some are the […]
Advocacy at Home: Education
As those from my hometown of Rockford, IL know, my mother has been a tireless activist on behalf of education, particularly for gifted students, since I was a child. After […]
The Girl Effect
Have you seen it yet? The second video from the Girl Effect? If you haven’t, watch it, and then finish reading this post. The Girl Effect talks about how the […]
On “building a constituency for development in the US…”
Where is that idea from? None other than Mr. Nick Kristof, whose Teach for the World concept has invited criticism, praise, skepticism, and enthusiasm alike. In case you missed it, […]
