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Transformative politics and social justice ambitions tie together Cooper Gallery's new programme, The Ignorant Art School Feature by Adam Benmakhlouf | 12 Mar 2021 The Ignorant Art School is the banner title of the new three-year programme of free-to-attend exhibitions, meetings and events from Dundee's Copper Gallery. It launches with a diverse series of events this month and next – only a selection of which are covered here. Speaking to Director Sophia Hao, she expands on the reference to a 1987 book by the political thinker Jacques Rancière, The Ignorant Schoolmaster: Five ...

Limits. i don't think there is anything wrong with that. >> how many extracurricular activities is austin competing in? >> karate, swimming, tennis, golf, reading class, basketball, and soccer starts in the fall. and then camp full time. so seven. i don't think that's a lot. >> reporter: dr. jennifer ashton, our own abc news, senior medical contributor. by day she gives advice. >> even losing a small amount of body weight can drop your blood pressure. >> reporter: and at home -- >> my motto is set the bar high and then raise it from there. >> reporter: just watch dr. jen in action as we skype ...

Alicia c unia is with us. >> reporter: it happened southwest of colorado springs. hunter was witnessed by classmates kissing a fellow classmate, a little girl, in reading class. >> i was reading, and i kissed her on the hand. >> she was fine with it. they are girlfriend and boy friend. the other children saifort and went to the music teacher. that's the day i had the meeting with the principal where she said sexual harassment. >> reporter: school officials save it happened before and under their policy it meets the requirement for a repeat offense

You can sit there as long as you want, it's not ready to learn. you have to prime the brain. you have to pump it up, get that blood flow, get that oxygen in the brain for it to be ready to accept information. >> you do it in the classroom and not just before, i've read there are exercise balls and the like in side the classroom. is that distracting? >> no, as a matter of fact it's not. once the kids get used to it, it becomes a very natural and in our reading class for example, we have three stationary bikes and do that sustained silent reading if you want the students to become good readers, ...