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The Foundation for Education Development (the FED) has one aim – to promote education through a long-term lens. Education empowers the individual, our communities and nations. The FED believes that ...
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If you scan the academic literature from the last 70 years you will quickly see that questions of race, racism and teaching are not new, and have been debated for decades. And yet, it was interesting ...
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"A child born today in the USA has a 50:50 chance of reaching 104. Some will live much longer." — David Sinclair, Professor, Department of Genetics at Harvard Medical School Humans are living longer, ...
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If you scan the academic literature from the last 70 years you will quickly see that questions of race, racism and teaching are not new, and have been debated for decades. And yet, it was interesting ... -
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"A child born today in the USA has a 50:50 chance of reaching 104. Some will live much longer." — David Sinclair, Professor, Department of Genetics at Harvard Medical School Humans are living longer, ...