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Combatting Child Marriages in Mexico: The Effectiveness of Legal Reforms
For more Science Videos: https://lt.org/ * With proven detrimental impacts on women and their offspring, preventing child marriage is an important aspect of the struggle to reduce global poverty.In this video, CRISTINA BELLÉS-OBRERO analyzes the effectiveness of legislative measures designed to comb
John Dewey's Principles of Education
There are few approaches that have had such a big impact on education as John Dewey's. The American philosopher, psychologist and educator believed that children should be active creators and the agents of their learning, and not just passive recipients of the knowledge of previous generations. Sp
Don't Choose Extinction
dontchooseextinction.com The world spends an astounding US$423 billion annually to subsidize fossil fuels for consumers – oil, electricity that is generated by the burning of other fossil fuels, gas, and coal. This is four times the amount being called for to help poor countries tackle the climate
Political participation in Egypt - How activists confront closing spaces
Panel discussion, 29.01.2020 Many Egyptians took to the streets again in September 2019. Fueled by their pent-up frustration over the economic and political situation, they used social media to organize and connect, including with the growing Egyptian diaspora. The military regime, however, respon
Rethinking Education: Preparing for Real Life Challenges
Education is universally valued, yet many of us are unsure what its true purpose should be. This video explores the idea that education should prepare us for the real challenges of adult life, focusing on two fundamental tasks: working and sustaining good relationships. It highlights how current sch
Why parents take their children out of school
More and more parents believe in unschooling - learning through life outside the classroom. Similar to homeschooling, it usually takes place at home or in the community. But while homeschooling follows a formal curriculum, there is none in unschooling. So how does it work and why do parents get invo
Fröbel's Kindergarten - The Origins of Early Childhood Education
In 1838, the German pedagogue Friedrich Fröbel laid the foundation for modern pedagogy when he opened the Play and Employment Institute. He soon called it kindergarten, reflecting his belief that young children should be nurtured and cared for "like plants in a garden." A decade later, the changed p
A-LEVELS FULL 2025 GUIDE
Dickson Wong, our award winning tutor for Maths, Economics, and Mandarin explores the fundamental changes being made to A Levels across the board in 2025. Dickson is experienced with a breadth of age groups and curriculums, having taught students from Year 3, GCSE and A level all the way to univers
Decolonizing Fashion Museums: Voices on Colonial Violence and Curatorial Change
Join a compelling discussion on the launch of the second edition of the Yarn Zine, focusing on colonial violence in fashion museums. Moderated by Mi Medrado, a cultural anthropologist from São Paulo, this session brings together diverse voices including curators, designers, and activists who explore
Immigration, World Poverty and Gumballs - NumbersUSA.com
Immigration - Global humanitarian reasons for current U.S. immigration are tested in this updated version of immigration author and journalist Roy Beck's colorful presentation of data from the World Bank and U.S. Census Bureau. The 1996 version of this immigration gumballs presentation has been one
Meiji Restoration: History explained
The Meiji Restoration began in the year of 1868, on the 25th of January. Being sparked by civil unrest due to the decisions and treaties made between Tokugawa Iemochi and the USA, including other western powers. This lead to an uprising against Tokugawa, leading to him being overthrown by the Chos