The Learning Center offers guided lessons, interactive tools and collaborative activities for learners from middle school to undergraduate university. Many lessons support US Common Core academic standards, and all use articles published in AramcoWorld.

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Tapping into Story: Exploring Art and an Artist’s Motivation

Andrew Nemr fell in love with dance early in life. Dance and improvisation have had a profound effect on his spiritual life. In this lesson, students explore how dance and storytelling open up opportunities for communication among people.

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The Gambia’s Groundnuts: Identifying Problems and Solutions

Peanuts are an important part of the Gambia’s economy. But climate change and other factors have created challenges for growers and processors. In this lesson students identify problems and solutions and find ways to draw positive attention to some of the creative ways problems are being addressed.
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Spice Migrations: Mapping the History of Six Popular Spices

The six-part series Spice Migrations, written by Jeff Koehler and illustrated by Linda Dalal Sawaya,  highlights social-studies concepts and explanations while building reading comprehension skills. Each learning tool builds a timeline and plots the locations of historical moments on a world map.
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Berlin’s Cultural Jam: A Study in Migration

Berlin has become the center of a thriving international music scene. In this lesson, students explore what causes people to leave their homeland, what causes them to choose a specific place to settle and how their presence affects that new place.
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Ons Jabeur: Being a "First"

Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur is one of very few people from Arab countries to reach the highest levels of professional tennis. In this lesson students explore what makes her a pioneer, what makes her success possible and what impact she has on others.
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Central Asian Women Truckers: Analyzing Gender Stereotypes

Most long-haul truck drivers are white males. But that is changing as women from Central Asia and other regions show they can haul a load as good as a man. In these lesson activities, meet women who are breaking stereotypes and making a good living doing so.

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