Salman Khan on TED about reinventing education
He shows the power of interactive exercises, and calls for teachers to consider flipping the traditional classroom script.
He shows the power of interactive exercises, and calls for teachers to consider flipping the traditional classroom script.
This talk is neither about women v. men, nor about feminism v. masculinism.
Economic development should be evaluated according to the level of basic services the poorest citizen enjoys.
Recently, the director of the London School of Economics resigned after admitting the school’s financial ties with Gaddafi’s regime. What does this say about the credibility of formal education?
…at this powerful moment when people realized they could step out of their houses and ask for change.
The theme this year was ‘Your African Legacy’ and a lot of the discussion revolved around Africans living in Africa as well as those in the Diaspora are taking steps to create their African legacy through projects, NGO’s and businesses that they are involved in.
It is already known that justice delayed is justice denied – is it fair to fair to say that the same is applied for news?
The revolutions and uprising in Northern Africa have really made us think about the status of our continent and where we are heading. Coud they spread south of the Sahara?
(w. English subtitles) Sikiliza nasaha za Simoni Ng’Ushani, kiongozi wa jamii ya Parakuyo kutoka Kibirashi.
You’ve probably seen his photos documenting social entrepreneurship in Tanzania and other parts of Sub-Saharan Africa. Check out this interview for an in-depth focus on Jonathan Kalan’s work and thoughts.
Pete Eckert is a visual person, and also blind. Watch this video to enter his world.
Through recent discussions, we’ve been feeling the need for a common platform for artists, especially in East Africa, to share and exchange ideas. So we were excited when we ran into African Digital Art, a platform built for digital artists across the continent.
A digital revolution is sweeping across Africa; and artists are definitely onboard!
Winners recieve technical assistance and networking opportunities that will aid the development of their socially entrepreneurial organizations.
Is the debate around wikileaks raising the right questions? In a recent essay published in the London Review of Books, philosopher Slavoj Žižek – the elvis of cultural theory – explains.
Are there any returns to Tanzania’s education sector investments?
Cheick Diarra on finding his way from a small farming community in Mali to becoming Microsoft chairman for Africa.
Kiranga muses about the apparent hysteria on news that the super-giant star Betelgeuse might ‘soon’ implode, a spectre known as supernovae.
Should government contracts be open to the public eye? Kiranga, Vijana FM’s guest blogger, discusses this need.
Watch this TED talk to understand the many ways that we can inspire and empower kids today. Sometimes all we need is someone to believe in us to make a difference.
IRIN interviews Article 19’s Henry Maina on the International Criminal Court, governance, and democracy in East Africa.
Another RSA animate, this time featuring a discussion on today’s conceptions of time.