"A teacher should not give grades"
Marco Visscher | June 2005 issue
What’s wrong with giving grades? We’ve done so for many generations.
“Putting a grade on a paper implies that the work is done instead of providing feedback about how to improve it. I refuse to let my students be Read More...
Homeless revive the Polish countryside. A portrait of Tomas Sadowski who has found the ultimate solution for the problems of the homeless in the city, as well as the deserted rural areas.
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Kim Ridley | Jan/Feb 2006 issue
Homeopathic remedies, which come in pellet, tablet and liquid form, are widely available in Europe and in many natural-food stores and alternative-medicine pharmacies in the U.S. There are two basic categories of remedies: disease-specific preparations like Read More...
Why optimism is your best strategyJurriaan Kamp | July/Aug 2005 issue
Everyday reality seems to leave little room for optimism. Television and front page news report mainly on failure and misery: Terrorism, violence, intolerance and climate change. People everywhere are under a continual onslaught Read More...
'I am because you are.' This widespread African teaching reminds us that you cannot be human alone.
Tijn Touber | September 2004 issue
The African equivalent to Rene Descartes’s famous dictum, “I think, therefore I am,” which is the foundation of much modern Western culture, is called ubuntu Read More...
Tijn Touber | March 2005 issue
Recent breakthroughs in quantum physics offer explanations for electromagnetism’s ability to order and create. Inside the nucleus of an atom there is mainly empty space. The distance from the nucleus of an atom to the electrons surrounding it is proportionate to Read More...