Humanities & Liberal Arts

Because of numerous factors, education in the liberal arts and sciences, particularly at the college/university level, is under threat in the United States. For this form of education to thrive, it is necessary to understand how various stakeholders think about education that is not primarily vocational, and which approaches and programs are most appropriate for these key stakeholders.

Resources

  • Book

    Children Are Citizens Book 2017

    Published: 2017
    People from all around the world know about Washington, DC. They talk about it, write about it, draw it, and make movies and TV shows about it. But almost always, we hear... Read more
  • Article

    Howard Gardner on Good Work for Lawyers

    Published: 2016
    Article Sample via Harvard Law School 's periodical The Practice . Article Sample David B. Wilkins: Your recent work focuses heavily on conceptions of “the good.” So I’d like... Read more
  • Article

    Out of Eden Learn White Paper

    Published: 2016
    An initiative of Project Zero at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, Out of Eden Learn is an online learning community that connects school-age students from around the... Read more
  • Book

    Education and Equality

    Published: 2016
    American education as we know it today—guaranteed by the state to serve every child in the country—is still less than a hundred years old. It’s no wonder we haven’t agreed... Read more
  • Article

    What Makes Teams Tick?

    Published: 2016
    Many of the most pressing issues of our time—climate change, economic inequality, human rights—require interdisciplinary solutions. Yet facilitating collaboration among... Read more

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