Decoder: Can we reset the world?
So many crises are happening all over the world at the same time. The old ways of solving world problems won’t work. Can we begin afresh with new solutions?
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Why can’t we feed the world?
On World Food Day we think about the food we eat and the people who don’t have access to it. Let’s test your knowledge of food issues.
Decoder Replay: Can we get young people to vote?
We are less than a month away from elections in the United States that will have worldwide implications. Whether young people vote could make the difference.
Can Australia show the world how to make social media safe?
Australia is drawing up a roadmap for regulating social media. Is it one other countries should follow?
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Decoder: Can we reset the world?
So many crises are happening all over the world at the same time. The old ways of solving world problems won’t work. Can we begin afresh with new solutions?
Decoder Replay: Can we get young people to vote?
We are less than a month away from elections in the United States that will have worldwide implications. Whether young people vote could make the difference.
Decoder Replay: What happens when young people rise up?
Young people are rising up in France. Swing your gaze further and you’ll see them rising up in India, Morocco, Kenya, Peru and more. Let’s take a look.
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Storytelling in a STEM class? Go figure.
Mastering concepts to ace a test is one thing. But to apply the concepts learned to something outside the class? That’s a different challenge.
Way beyond rote learning
In education, teachers work to build critical thinking skills, media literacy and social responsibility. But first we have to get teens to want to learn.
Let’s stop talking at teens
The world pummels teens with information and disinformation and expects them to sort it all out. And you are surprised when they just want to check out?