Education

Oops: Kindergarten Teacher Accidentally Posts Class Photo To Tinder

By Melissa Locker

11 Surprising Facts About Women and Poverty From the Shriver Report

By Charlotte Alter

The American Studies Association Needs to Learn Some American Values

By Rabbi David Wolpe

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The Power of the Bilingual Brain

Learning a second language can produce a nimbler mind. Now some schools are finding new ways to help students tap the benefits

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Affirmative Action Has Helped White Women More Than Anyone

Studies show affirmative action helps white women as much or more than others

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Viewpoint: Stephen Hawking's Israel Boycott Is Lost in Space

It's hard to believe he endorses a theory that if he can make some academic conferences a tad less prestigious, peace will bloom

By Rabbi David Wolpe

Back to School: Classroom Portraits by Julian Germain

Regardless of where we grew up, most of us spent many of our formative years sitting in a classroom. British photographer Julian Germain spent eight years photographing students in classrooms around the world.

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Imaginary Universe: Richard Kolker's Computer Generated Images

The artist's pictures of still lifes, interiors and landscapes are rendered with such precision and clarity that they appear like true, documentary shots.

By Feifei Sun

The Boy from Troy

Brenda Ann Kenneally has spent more than eight years documenting the life of Donny, a young boy from Troy, N.Y. who has been plagued by emotional and behavioral disabilities. Kenneally investigates the complicated social systems that contributed to Donny's problems and the solutions that have started to help him get better.

By Brenda Ann Kenneally

DEVELOP Tube: A Photographic Resource Grows

Erica McDonald wanted to help the photographic community, so she created DEVELOP Tube, a video channel curated on both YouTube and Vimeo that offers resources for photographers. It's part of a larger project that includes an exhibit on view now in Bologna, Italy.

By Lily Rothman

What Asian Americans Reveal About Affirmative Action

Merit is not a number

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Objects of Sex: 'Wired' at the Kinsey Institute

Sarah Sudhoff cataloged many of the devices, both contemporary and vintage, that the Kinsey Institute has used in its sex research.

By Nicholas Hegel McClelland

College Bound: Teacher-Turned-Photographer Returns to Document School's Success

The North Star Academy in Newark, New Jersey, so firmly preaches the inspirational catchphrase "follow your dreams" to its students that even the teachers find it infectious. One teacher, Allison Payne, found the message so compelling that she was inspired to leave education to pursue her long-held dream of being a photographer.

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"On the Fringe of a Golden Era"

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Education: Dixit

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