[Education fact 1] There is an airtight room in a University in Georgia (US), sealed in 1940, to be opened in the year 8113. The "Crypt of Civilization" contains a wealth of artifacts from literary works to everyday items.
[Education fact 2] MIT puts almost all of its course materials online for anyone to access for free.
[Education fact 3] A German student was sued for $3,772 by his alma mater for earning his bachelor’s and master’s “too fast”. Both degrees usually take 11 semesters, but Marcel Pohl graduated in 2. He went to one class while having 2 friends share notes from other classes he was enrolled in at the same time.
[Education fact 4] In Algeria, the largest country in Africa and 35th in world population, women make up 70% of the country's lawyers and 60% of its judges, as well as dominating the field of medicine. Increasingly, women are contributing more to household income than men. 60% of university students are women.
[Education fact 5] Half of the Irish Travellers (i.e. Gypsies) do not live past the age of 39 and unemployment among male travellers is 73%.
[Education fact 6] Star Trek's James Doohan ('Scotty') prevented a fan from committing suicide. His support and encouragement inspired her to go back to school and become an electronics engineer.
[Education fact 7] Berea College in Kentucky has a $1billion endowment and doesn't charge students for tuition.
[Education fact 8] There is a public high school named James Madison High School in Brooklyn that produced 5 Nobel Prize winners, 3 US Senators, 1 Supreme Court Judge and numerous other scientists, artists, and entertainers.
[Education fact 9] Iceland in 1940 passed a law that made swimming lessons mandatory in schools starting at grade 1 (age 6) to grade 10 (age 16). Lessons are held once a week. Historically, a lot of Icelandic seamen had met a tragic end because of the harsh sea and this law was an attempt at saving lives.
[Education fact 10] When George Lucas sold Lucasfilm to Disney in 2012, Lucas donated nearly the entirety of the $4 billion to charities based on education and wellbeing.
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