What Is Microlearning? Imagine you’ve got five minutes before class. You’re waiting for the bus, just scrolling TikTok, as usual. What if those five minutes
Here’s My Story: When I was in the 1st grade, I had a speech development problem. To this day, I have trouble pronouncing words that
Writing has always calmed me down. As a young child, I was always doodling on a sheet of paper or just writing quotes from the
Microcredentials Are Redefining What “Qualified” Looks Like Imagine walking into a job interview with no degree, just proof that you have the exact skills they
“College is gonna be the best four years of your life.” If I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard someone say the phrase,
In today’s fast-paced, comparison-driven culture, young adults—and the parents guiding them—often feel overwhelmed, directionless, or caught in cycles of self-doubt. Between academic pressure, career choices,
As a student, I find myself performing better in certain classes. This has a lot to do with who’s teaching the class, the people I
Introduction If you’ve ever taken a quiz that told you you’re a “visual learner” or heard a teacher say, “This activity is for all the
“Ignorance is not innocence but sin.” —Robert Browning This powerful statement carries substantial weight when we think about how society—especially the professional community—responds to disability.
Well, it’s official. This homeless girl completed both her poetry course and her Paradise Lost course. AllPoetry.com and Hillsdale College offer free, non-credit courses. I took
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