‘Floating Schools’ Bring Classrooms to Stranded Students
International Herald Tribune July 1, 2013 NASIAR KANDI, Bangladesh — On a hot morning, about 20 fourth-graders sat in two rows of desks, their textbooks open to a Bengali poem […]
International Herald Tribune July 1, 2013 NASIAR KANDI, Bangladesh — On a hot morning, about 20 fourth-graders sat in two rows of desks, their textbooks open to a Bengali poem […]
Christian Science Monitor: March 6, 2009 As Tibetans mark 50 years since China’s occupation of Tibet, the exile community sees a major accomplishment in creating a network of schools that […]
Financial Times February 19, 2007 New government quotas designed to give the poor greater access to higher education remain contentious On a mild winter day at Jawaharlal Nehru University, students […]
Financial Times May 18 2004 The footsoldiers of globalisation are getting younger as American children take up Chinese, reports Amy Yee. It’s a typical afternoon for thexiao pengyou – or […]
Christian Science Monitor April 3, 2001 PROVIDENCE, R.I. Marconi Hernandez isn’t so different from most urban teenagers. The ninth-grader at Mount Pleasant High School in Rhode Island plays basketball and […]
Christian Science Monitor July 18, 2000 Apple Seed program offers New York City students a hands-on way to grow For children who live among the concrete of New York City, […]
The Christian Science Monitor October 25, 1999 This weekend’s Head of the Charles regatta in Boston illustrated how women are driving the sport’s growth Since the first intercollegiate race between […]
3 August 1999 The Christian Science Monitor Philip Skemer knew he wanted to go on an exchange during his junior year, but wasn’t sure where. “How about enrolling at Smith […]