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This atlas keeps a public record of its own growth: each day it publishes, how many facts it recorded, how many new entries and articles it added, and which entries grew, newest day first. It is not a list of individual facts; open a day's entries to see what each one gained.

Sunday, October 11, 2026 (continued)

Recorded 9 new facts, 9 new entries and 32 new articles this day.

Coercion, authority and the growth of knowledge in Taking Children Seriously

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Fewer, longer classes: what block scheduling changes and what the evidence says

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From a boys high school to a national university

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From a preparatory school to a comprehensive university

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From a schoolhouse in Randolph County to Duke University

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From an illustrious school to a university: the early history of Utrecht University

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From city school to national university: who has governed the University of Amsterdam

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From four affiliated colleges to a collegiate university

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From product to process: how writing came to be taught as a process

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From royal charter to dissolution and reform: how the University of Copenhagen was governed

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From the Syrian Protestant College to the American University of Beirut

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How a bequest and a language condition shaped Stellenbosch University

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How democratic schools decide: majority votes, consent and graduates' verdicts

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How royal decrees built King Saud University and its regional branches

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How Summerhill School was run, according to a biography of Neill

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Inheritance, Milan and the oral classroom: how oralism took hold

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One concept, many yardsticks: measuring language proficiency

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Photovoice: turning participants into the authors of the evidence

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Practicing teaching in miniature

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Process drama: when the teacher steps into the story with the class

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