Slovenian teachers give students look at another culture
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It took them nearly 24 hours of travel, by van, bus and jet plane, but a group of aspiring young Slovenian English teachers made their way to Radford to see American education in action, giving McHarg School ...
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A group of historians from Croatia to Turkey are trying to encourage reconciliation.
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Cheap and adaptable, pre-recorded lectures are drawing interest from educators in the US and Central America.
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THE SLOVAK-English bilingual high school in Bratislava, Gymnazium Jura Hronca, (GJH), is now offering Roma studies as part of its curriculum.
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By John Norton, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Dec. 15--When Shiela Perez led her third-graders to Spann School's gym Thursday afternoon, she thought they were just going to enjoy a Christmas concert by the school's young singers.
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Through the Sister Cities program, two Boyertown teachers recently traveled to Bohodukhiv to share, learn and teach, and found themselves enriched by the kindness and hospitality ofUkrainians.
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Â· East Europeans 'pose integration challenge'Â· Councils urged to rethink strategies on diversity
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Europeâs new entrepreneurs are turning West to learn the start-up culture bred in Silicon Valley before coming back to apply their learning.
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Some high school biology classes are using real human cadavers to teach students anatomy in a different way.
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MILWAUKEE -- Fifth-grade teacher Amy Tromp lights a match and then the small pile of sage she holds in a shell. The sage begins to smolder, its smell stinging the nose.
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Imagine Tim Russert introducing a classroom history lesson about the Articles of Confederation, or Brian Williams describing the reverberations of the Stamp Act.
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By Tamara Chuang, The Orange County Register, Calif.  Dec. 19--NEWPORT BEACH -- As a child growing up in Slovenia, Bostjan  Cadez would doodle during class.
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To inspire a new generation of peace activists, educators are turning to such figures as Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Costa Rica President Oscar Arias and the Dalai Lama.
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Irish-Moroccan or Egyptian-English, with headscarf or without, the diverse students at Britain's first state-funded Islamic school are at the vanguard of a trend toward a distinctly European Muslim culture.
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SANTIAGO, Chile -- When the Class of 2006 graduates in a few weeks, its members will look back at a year in which some of the most important lessons took place outside the classroom.
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Pupils at four primary schools are being given the choice of starting lessons at different times of the day.
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In Krakow, a new generation of non-Jewish Poles is rediscovering a culture that was nearly annihilated by the Holocaust.