The extraordinary art of autistic 'five-year-old Monet'

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Attention to detail may aid visual learning in autism

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Toledo Museum of Art Hosts International Visual Literacy Conference Nov. 5-8, 2014

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Why schools’ efforts to block the Internet are so laughably lame

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Innovative Education: Make Room for "What Ifs"

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Words are dead. Here's what will replace them.

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Pictures are doing most of the talking these days—changing culture, technology, business as we know it. Fortune explores the…

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