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Late one night in DC, a pack of Jr & Sr. High students came flooding into the Lincoln Memorial on a spring break tour. I saw their eyes go wide at Lincoln's immense presense, then wander over to the sides of the building to begin reading his famous words. While watching, I mused about how awestruck I had been for the last 10 minutes trying to grasp the weight of Lincolns thoughts and wisdom. And so watching these students begin reading, I felt the same weight and wonder come over these young minds.
Most people are used to eating mushrooms, but did you know that mycelium is edible as well? In fact, people have been eating mycelium for ages. Tempeh is an ancient food that has its origins in Indonesia, where it is traditionally made from soy beans. During a controlled fermentation process the mycelium binds the beans together, turning regular soy beans into tempeh. Tempeh offers a very nutritious and delicious substitute for meat, if you know how to prepare it right.
Photographer: Margherita Soldati
The Prime Minister is worried about education - not because of the effect it might have on the nation's children, but because it may cost him the next election.
Children are having a ROCKING great time at Tot Time – Bugs Rock at the Avondale Regional Branch Library. They're learning about bugs, making mosquito headbands, painting plaster of paris bugs, and observing real bugs in jars: snails, roly-polies, millipedes, earthworms, and crickets!
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polaroid 250/108 film; this one is the least muddy and dark of all the shots I've taken so far. All of the shots are basically blue, though!
While finishing my first roll for class, I ran into these folks practicing the fine art of slackroping.
Tenuous Link: string 'em up -> walking on a string
Alabama 4-H visits the Eastwood Branch Library for the summer learning program Blast Off! Destination Critters and Constellations. The crowd is introduced to an owl, snake, hawk, turtle, and a lizard, and learns how some of their behavior is tied to the constellations.
Attendees have the opportunity to learn from speakers from across the spectrum of higher education.
Credit: Tim Trumble for ACE
Kaikai learning to ride real bike - with pedals but no training wheels. After 2 sessions, he pretty much got it. Nature or nurture?
Keita learns thanks to digital technologies
UNICEF supports the Minis. of Education in the deployment of #LearningPassport
Developed by UNICEF & Microsoft the platform helps governments improve teaching & learning through localized programs, accessible both online/offline