How do conspiracy theories gain traction and become part of our culture? Rumors, folklore and urban legends often form the foundation of conspiracy theories. How do these stories reproduce and develop a lifespan? Why are do some disappear quickly and others linger for decades? Our conversation with Sarah Guggemos and Dr. Geoffrey Dancy with …
Guest Blog: Cameron Ward If you own a small business, you’ve got a lot going on. From managing the finances toproducing a quality product to building an online presence, there are countless responsibilitiesthat come with the territory. Enter freelancers. Unlike full-time employees, freelancers will work for you by contract at …
How do we engage students in a virtual classroom? We are embodied people, and face-to-face interaction with other humans is vital to our flourishing. How can students interact if their class doesn’t meet in person? There are ways to enhance the social emotional experience for students, teachers and parents in …
How can historical perspective help direct teaching and learning? When trying to solve problems, humans are prone to looking for a “silver bullet” which often bypasses the learning process. Educational trends prove this theory. The hot teaching movement today may not have solid research behind it. History shows us that …
How is globalization affecting youth culture in the developing world? 26% of the world’s population is under the age of 15. Growing countries are young countries. Tomorrow’s world will be run by today’s youth living in developing countries. How are global barriers being reduced through technology and youth -ed development? …