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Making Education (Double) Count (7/29/10) Participatory activities that tap and foster social and emotional learning and new media literacies enrich student learning, boost physical wellness, and support social functioning. Skeptics dismiss social and emotional learning as being too "touchy-feely," but empirical research has found that they can help lead to holistic health and achievement. [Continue reading...]

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A 'Novel' Approach to Education (6/29/10)
By Roger C. Schank

Interview with Anya Kamenetz: Learning Within and Beyond the Institution (7/15/10)
Interviewed by Mark Notess
Interview with Linda Formichelli: On Designing, Launching, and Teaching an e-Course (7/1/10)
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