Our world is undergoing massive change and education systems haven’t kept up. Students need more than book knowledge to thrive today. Schools everywhere are struggling to adapt. How do we talk about success in childhood, and beyond, without getting trapped in disabling conversations about politics and conflict? These are issues that our education reporting explored.
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[factbox_right] Possible Canadas What do you want Canada to be? This is the question 10 student journalists posed to their campus communities. They interviewed hundreds of students on 10 campuses, then produced in-depth investigations into how Canada could start to realize these visions. What did they learn? That despite all the stereotypes of disengaged millennials, […]
The real reason youth don't engage in politics.
