Simply, No Single Solution One of the most fundamental flaws we have as a society is the apparent notion that for every challenge there is a single effective and practical solution. This is quite far from the truth. Equally flawed, perhaps, is the assumption that societal challenges occur in isolation, rather than within the complex, interrelated landscape of socio-economic changes. Presently we are entangled …Read More
Minecraft & Roblox: Power Tools for Creativity or Online Danger Zones? In bedrooms, classrooms, and mobile screens across the globe, millions of kids are building, exploring, and playing in the digital universes of Minecraft and Roblox. For children and teens, these platforms are more than just games, they’re playgrounds for imagination, hubs for socializing, and increasingly, arenas for learning. But with every click and coded block comes a question: are these …Read More
Breaking the Chains: How the Plantation Model Still Influence Caribbean Education and Society The Caribbean’s education system has deep colonial roots. While many believe that independence brought total liberation, the truth is that much of our schooling still mirrors the structures of the British plantation system. As we navigate the challenges of the 21st century, it’s critical to understand how this legacy continues to impact our classrooms, communities, and collective consciousness. The Plantation …Read More
The EU-Mercosur Trade Deal: Opportunity or Overreach? The European Union’s new trade agreement with Mercosur—a bloc including Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay—is being heralded as a “historic milestone.” But is it truly a win-win scenario? Here’s a deep dive into what this deal means and the roadblocks it faces. What’s in the Deal? Tariff Reductions: The agreement cuts tariffs on goods like European cars and South American …Read More