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  • 2013SilentRetreat150

    Smiles all around at the close of our second annual silent meditation retreat with SanghaSeva at the Dharmalaya Institute in the Indian Himalayas. ...

  • "A Matter of Degrees" is the first in a series of reports detailing thirteen promising practices that US community colleges can use to increase student engagement and completion rates. Produced by the Center for Community College Student Engagement (CCCSE) at the University of Texas at Austin, the report draws on the largest-ever... ...

  • Sustainable Living in the Himalayas: An informal volunteer and service-learning programme at the Dharmalaya Institute in Bir, HP, India (April 7 - May 31, 2012) ...

  • Visionary educator Arnie Langberg shares stories from two of his public alternative schools: Mountain Open High School in Evergreen, CO, and High School Redirection in Denver. ...

  • Standardized testing isn't the only dinosaur sucking air out of the room: The system of grades/marks is another inadequate method of measuring student learning that needs to be replaced with more effective and empowering systems. The combination of self evaluation, peer evaluation, and adult evaluation is an alternative that, while... ...

  • Visionary educator Arnie Langberg examines the awkwardness of U.S. middle schools and the need for them to mature.  ...

  • Living in Balance: A residential service-learning retreat with SanghaSeva at the Dharmalaya Institute in Bir, HP, India (22 March - 3 April, 2012) ...

  • 01 Skyward 150

    When we left you with the season finale cliffhanger last June, we had just bundled up our baby building with prayers that she'd survive the monsoon rains without a roof. That was asking a lot from a big mud sandcastle, and we put her fate in the hands of a few well-fastened tarps, some slate shingles at the tops of the walls, and a whole lotta flax husk in the mud plaster in which we dressed her up for the occasion. Well, the monsoon was merciless: it was the longest and heaviest in recent memory at nearly fourth months of battering downpours. But it turns out flax is up to the task! ...

  • Sulha150x150

    What: Sulha Tribal Fire: A Gathering for Peace in the Middle East ...

  • Visionary educator Arnie Langberg examines the failure of the educational system to embrace a successful alternative. ...

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