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And it opened a couple of weeks ago, and there's 600 kids that are now using the schools.
Unfortunately the government schools don't function, so children are going to private schools today.
Even in the slums of India more than 50 percent of urban kids are going into private schools.
So there is a big challenge in getting the schools to work.
Perhaps we can increase school attendance in schools.
After Hurricane Katrina, universities and high schools around the US took in students to help them finish their semester or their year without missing a beat.
And one of the main events are these ad-hoc schools.
And in Austin, Texas, I was asked to give small demonstrations in schools during the afternoon.
When I arrived at one of the schools, I certainly did not expect this: Six hundred kids, packed in a gymnasium, waiting.
Some famous ones like the Open University, which has 110,000 students, the University of the Third Age, which has nearly half a million older people teaching other older people, as well as strange things like DIY garages and language lines and schools for social entrepreneurs.
It's what we do in the organization named after him where we try and invent, create, launch new ventures, whether it's schools, web companies, health organizations and so on.
So at certain companies, it's very natural to adopt, or at hospitals, schools, etc.
Educational initiatives like DIL and The Citizen Foundation that are building schools across the country.
There were no schools of architecture.
We have estimated that by 2050, we have to build 700,000,000 more housing units, more than 300,000 schools and nearly 100,000 health centers.
Every day for the next 35 years, we have to build seven health centers, 25 schools and nearly 60,000 housing units each day, every day.
Kéré and his team working in the communities have developed prototype schools that the whole community, similar to every project in the villages of this country, comes together to build.
My Nigerian publisher and I have just started a non-profit called Farafina Trust, and we have big dreams of building libraries and refurbishing libraries that already exist and providing books for state schools that don't have anything in their libraries, and also of organizing lots and lots of workshops, in reading and writing, for all the people who are eager to tell our many stories.
That's why you have to send your kids to good schools, hopefully eventually to Oxford.
Art and music are normally given a higher status in schools than drama and dance.
In all schools in Indonesia, there is usually a toy seller in the playground.
He's built schools to teach children to care for the forest.
A lot of places are working with their local schools.
There were no English medium schools at that time, even no Hindi schools, [unclear] schools.
The last point, we all know in our primary schools that that camel is a ship of desert.
Now I'm making it available to schools.
One is Education Access for All, setting up schools in small-town India.
There are homework bans springing up all over the developed world in schools which had been piling on the homework for years, and now they're discovering that less can be more.
And so what these Ivy League schools, and Oxford and Cambridge and so on, are starting to send a message to parents and students that they need to put on the brakes a little bit.
When children are empowered, not only do they do good, they do well, in fact very well, as you can see in this national benchmarking assessment taken by over 2,000 schools in India, Riverside children were outperforming the top 10 schools in India in math, English and science.
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