In 1886, Clark Bell, the editor of the journal of the Medico-Legal Society of New York, relayed to a physician named Pliny Earle a query bound to be of interest to his journal's readers: Exactly what mental illnesses can be said to exist? In his…
This video is part of our How Learning Happens series, which explores teaching practices grounded in the science of learning and human development. Edutopia developed this series in collaboration with the National Commission on Social, Emotional…
Depending on where you live, World Book Day may afford you the opportunity to score some free books. As any self-respecting bibliophile knows, the only thing better than books, bookstores, or libraries are FREE books to call your own. In Spain, it…
William Shakespeare's sonnets are among the most disputed works in literary history. Like most sonnet cycles of the time, they follow a loose but discernible narrative about ideal love but, unlike any other known sonnet cycle, the lover and his…
Educational Technology and Mobile Learning
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Below is a collection of some excellent Android apps to unleash kids creativity and expand their imaginative powers. These apps are all featured in Google Play 's top free and paid creativity apps. They range from drawing apps to game editors where…
