Disconnected by Design: Why the Digital Divide Still Hurts Students
Imagine showing up to school every day without your backpack or books—and still being expected to keep up. That’s the
How Did the Renaissance Era Shape Modern Education?
One of humanity’s most enlightened periods was the Renaissance era (14th-17th century) when several city-states located in what is currently
Five Ways to Be Assertive and Set Healthy Boundaries
Boundaries are important to learn from the day you are born. However, far too many people believe this means you
Do Learning Modalities Work? Unlocking Your Students’ Potential
Teachers can comprehend students best by evaluating their strengths and weaknesses. Understanding how the brain processes information helps teachers identify
You Need To Know Why Computer Science Is Important
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Tips For Students To Write A Unique Scholarship Essay
A scholarship essay is an essay that is sent in when applying for a scholarship at a particular educational institution.
Work-Based Cooperative Learning in High School: Merging Academics and Careers Where Students Are Compensated
For a successful career, school districts should consider incorporating work-based cooperative learning where all students have access to a part-time
When Daydreaming Turns Sour: Maladaptive Daydreaming Under the Microscope
When Daydreaming Turns Sour Daydreaming is a common human experience. Nearly everybody gets lost in thought or fantasizes from time
Education Around the World: Spain
Spanish children are not required to attend as many years in school as Americans are. While Americans graduate high school
