Learning happens everywhere, in all forms and disguises. Whether in a student-driven class project, learning about the letter "E" on Sesame Street, or a routine story time at the barber shop -- these articles bring to light the power of simply holding space for learning to bloom. --Daniela

Show (Not Tell) Teaching

10th grade teacher Stefany Bolanos "teaches with his mouth shut". Instead of tightly controlling the learning process, he becomes a silent observer, "creating circumstances" that allow students to find their own solutions. Read Full Story »

E is for Empathy

Sesame Street's educational nonprofit finds that the majority of some 2,500 parents and teachers surveyed "overwhelmingly felt that being kind was more important than having high academic achievement". Read Full Story »

It Takes a Village: Barber Shop Reading Lessons

7-year-old Jozef came for a mohawk, but his dad chose this barbershop over all the others in town for a different reason: here, kids get a $2 discount if they read a book aloud to their barber. Read Full Story »

'Be The Change' Idea

Hold space to learn something new today. Observe your daily environment with fresh eyes, or listen to someone with an open curiosity. [more]