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Adobe and EDC train educators in 50+ countries to inspire teens to create thought-provoking digital media projects.
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A child can drown in as little as a few inches of water. Life-saving safety programs can show parents and caregivers how to avoid a tragedy.
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New teacher degree programs are changing the face of education in Pakistan. Meet two college teachers who are inspiring other women to pursue teaching careers.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo takes the first steps to add reading to its national education standards and classroom curriculum.
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Evening classes help Liberian youth and young adults learn reading and math skills needed to find better jobs.
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Supporting young children’s physical and mental health can help better prepare them for success in school and life. EDC’s Nancy Topping-Tailby explains.
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Mobile libraries are rolling out in Rwanda, sharing thousands of books with communities of eager readers.
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Macedonia youth learn skills to find good jobs and move their country forward into the global marketplace.
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With the CDC reporting that 25 percent of U.S. high schools students took a drug not prescribed for them, what can families do to keep their kids safe?
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A new assessment tool measures young adult students’ grasp of the building blocks of early reading.
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With work skills training and coaching, at-risk youth in Guyana are more likely to find jobs.
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Can changes in science class help prepare future scientists to deal with big data?
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Drawing on both her legal and journalistic skills, EDC’s Nadia Taha broadcasts news and educational programming across Sudan.
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Why have one-to-one laptop initiatives struggled to succeed? Success stories from other countries may offer some insight.
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In Paraguay, a radio program showed teachers and students that preschoolers can do more than basic math—and have fun doing it.
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Young adults in Liberia strive to build better lives and serve their communities with skills learned in the Advancing Youth Project.
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Despite alarming reports of suicide, many U.S. veterans and military members are overcoming the mental health challenges they face.
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A newly equipped recording studio boosts the volume on education materials in Rwanda.
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Meet three young entrepreneurs who are getting vital skills and funding from a new program -
Teacher training in the Democratic Republic of Congo is revitalizing the country’s education system.
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Why do teens share explicit images with friends? EDC’s Shari Kessel Schneider explains what she has learned about teens and sexting.
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An innovative program gives researchers-in-training a chance to develop the tools they will need for success in their fields.
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For public schools to be competitive in preparing students for careers in technology, a comprehensive plan for improvement is needed.
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Behavioral issues may show up as early as preschool. EDC helps communities take a public health approach to promoting safe, healthy classrooms for all children.
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EDC’s Read Right Now! approach to improving literacy is tailored to the needs of teachers and students in resource-lean countries.
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The power of literacy lies not only in the ability to read and write, but rather in an individual’s capacity to put those skills to work in shaping the course of his or her own life.
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EDC’s new Law and Justice curriculum is having an impact in districts across the country.
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How much technology is too much? It’s a question parents of young children are asking in this technology-driven world.
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New training in information and communication technologies is helping youth find jobs and start businesses.
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A group of 24 educators visit a teacher education program and public school classrooms to learn more about how teachers can be a powerful force for learning.
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