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Learning from robots in schools

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In South Korea, robots are teaching children English.
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Morocco's anti-poverty, anti-protests

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The monarchy in Morocco is trying to tackle poverty in an attempt to hold back protests.
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Building a school from trash in Guatemala

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Guatemalan school children helped create a new schoolhouse out of discarded plastic bottles and other trash.
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Iowa politicos try to sell Pollock's "Mural"

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Politicians are trying to force the University of Iowa to sell Jackson Pollock's painting "Mural" for some $140 million.
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Battling brain drain in the developing world

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Cameroonian professionals, including doctors and lawyers, who are educated abroad tend not to return to their home country. The problem is common in the developing world.
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Teaching assistants outsourced to Asia

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Colleges are outsourcing the grading of papers to India, and students may not know that they're writing for "virtual TAs."
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How crochet helps mathematics and the Great Barrier Reef

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The art of crocheting provides a model for understanding both complex math and environmental threats to coral reefs.
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Cell phones teach South African students

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A new teaching program in South Africa encourages reading and math skills using students' cell phones.
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Making serious music interesting to kids

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Jade Simmons is a classical pianist who's equally happy playing music by Samuel Barber or hip hop master DBR, and making serious music interesting to kids.
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Nicholas Negroponte and One Laptop Per Child

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Nicholas Negroponte is out to change the world by giving laptops to kids in remote places.
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