From BMW to Bureaucracy: How Toilet Access Exposes Inequality and Poverty
Before reading further, take 30 seconds to count: * How many toilets/bathrooms are in your house? * How many people live
critical thinking
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When students say outrageous things!
Economics as a social science involves discussing sensitive topics like inequality, development, and policy decisions that affect real people'
Why All Colours Matter in Learning: The Wordle Approach to Feedback
I've noticed a common pattern among students: they tend to value only positive feedback and some (not all)
How Red Tape Shapes Markets and Development
Reading a recent article from The Guardian ‘Spreadsheets of empire’: red tape goes back 4,000 years, say scientists after
How 'Should' Statements Unlock Critical Thinking
Finding a normative statement in a Paper 2 case study or an IA newspaper article gives students a valuable entry