The New Eyes Project
Wearing different hats, the Café's Executive Director, A. D. Coleman, and its webmaster, John R. Alley, have initiated The New Eyes Project, a resource for K-12 photography education. "Want to effect social change with a camera?" asks Willis Hartshorn of the International Center for Photography. "Give a kid a camera."

UNESCO Education
The Education section of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) provides information about the state of education worldwide. In English, Spanish, and French.

U.S. Dept. of Education
They're from the government, and they're here to help. Which explains in part why U.S. students grow dumber by the minute, why our schools are falling down around our children's ears, why rural Texas school boards dictate the content of textbooks nationwide, and so many other matters of pedagogical concern.

The Complete Bushisms
He's from the government, and he's here to help. Which explains many things. Jacob Weisberg's definitive collection of the malapropisms and garbled syntax of our duly appointed Pres. Chauncey Gardiner tells you more than you want to know about the state of the union. A Yale and Harvard education is a terrible thing to waste on a mind like this.

IQtest.com
Here you can learn something about the history of this controversial method of evaluating intelligence, and take a test to find out your own "intelligence quotient."

Howard Gardner/Multiple Intelligences
Though Ye Executive Director scored high on his IQ test as a child, he has since come to favor Howard Gardner's 1983 theory of multiple intelligences. This section of the Informal Education (INFED) site provides an estensive exploration of Gradner's concept and its ramifications.