Live April 27: Curriculum in a Global World

Thinker

To me, every day, humanity seems to edge towards a future that follows the progress and development of fireworks: bright, enrapturing, beautiful, spectacular -- and something that will flicker out into the darkness as though it never was. There are developments being made in every conceivable sector in every nation with the resources to develop them. The possibilities of 3D printing, improvements in the growing of organs, computers  >>>

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Kindu's Voices

March 7 - Tomorrow is International Women's Day. That we have such a day tells us something about progress. In 2018, here we are in an age of so much promise still having to remind ourselves that women matter. To be sure, there are vocal movements for change, led largely by women in the United States. But the world is a bigger place than the United States, as much as its president and his supporters speak of American "exceptionalism". In the story of Planet Earth and the civilization we have forged across it, the United States is a relatively new nation. Humanity has deeper currents, with enduring forces  >>>
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The Force of Religion
From Derrick Reinsma, Durham College, Canada
​Derrick: The caption I would like to be added to the video is very simple. John 3:16-17.
"Ye Emperors, Kings, Dukes, Marquises, Earls and Knights, and all other people desirous of knowing the diversities of the races of mankind, as well as the diversities of kingdoms, provinces, and regions... read through this book and ye will find in it the greatest and most marvellous characteristics of the people.... For this book will be a truthful one."   The Travels of Marco Polo