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Tag: education
My Faith Is Wavering…
The writer describes how her faith is being dented in today's times and laments about how she has begun to fear her own name.
The Habit of Copying: Are We Creating a Culture of Plagiarism?
To a school teacher in India, anything reproduced verbatim from the textbook is a treat to the eyes.
How a Simple Conversation Brought About Hindu-Muslim Unity in a UP School
In a state that has seen some of the worst communal violence in the country, there is one small school in the city of Meerut that sets an example.
Why ‘Free’ Is Not Good for Government Schools
Our poorest students are not guinea pigs for untested educational offerings, passionate but unskilled volunteers, or be at the mercy of corporations who want to imprint their brands on …
Insults, Isolation, Broken Friendships: Dalit Students Open Up on Caste Discrimination in US
The inclusion of caste in its anti-discrimination policy by the California State Universities is as a major triumph for activists.
Teaching Journalism Now a Risky Affair in Hong Kong
Journalism teachers in Hong Kong can no longer teach freely amid an ongoing crackdown on free press by the government. Some are adapting to the new situation and changing …
The Happiness Guide to City Planning
A poem on the cities that exist and the cities that should exist.
The Controlled Conclusion
A poem on how how powerful players muzzle people with knowledge and the power of reason while letting ignorance and a herd mentality thrive.