Don’t send your kids to Harvard – go into the forest!
South Korea has about 2,000 forest kindergartens and play groups – all based on the Swiss model. An onsite visit. A group of children are sitting Indian style in the midst
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South Korea has about 2,000 forest kindergartens and play groups – all based on the Swiss model. An onsite visit. A group of children are sitting Indian style in the midst
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Half of the parents in Switzerland punish their children physically. The awareness campaign "Strong Ideas" is intended to change that. Whether among friends or in the family, there are two things
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In Thailand’s schools, the curricula and course content often exclude ethnic minorities from participating in the classroom. However, a Swiss funded project shows that things can also take a different
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Can wrestling and fighting serve as an educational tool at school? A visit to a classroom where the students love to get into fights. The area in front of the blackboard
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Slow food is in everyone’s mouth at the moment – both as phrase and as food. If you have taste and a sense of conscience, then you eat and cook
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Many people who suffer from autism are first diagnosed as adults – or never. Why? Iris Köppel often thought that her parents weren’t her real parents and that her brothers weren’t
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Whether it’s a partner or a job: There’s almost nothing anymore that’ll last one’s whole life long. Apart from this one thing: motherly love. But is that really true, or
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Singapore's widely admired education system is designed to to churn out university graduates. Because it lacks trained workers, the government has now effected a structural change. It now also emphasizes
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In the capital Ouagadougou, girls from the poorest families are trained to work as beauticians and makeup artists. They are thus able to take the step and lead an independent
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