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Imposter Syndrome Among College Students
Mary stares at the acceptance letter from her dream college. It is a moment of joy and excitement made possible by her determination and endless
Mary stares at the acceptance letter from her dream college. It is a moment of joy and excitement made possible by her determination and endless
Congratulations Dinma! Many congratulations to Chidinma “Dinma” Uzuegbu—winner of Battle of the Teal, Performing and Visual Arts, Elementary Division. Battle of Teal judges were very impressed
People go to school and train to become teachers, among other professions, because this line of work can be among the most rewarding. But there
Plants have features as different as fingerprints for different reasons. Flowers are meant to be pollinated, leaves absorb sunlight on a tree, and the dandelion
Standardized testing in schools has been a topic of great debate in recent years. Parents, educators, and other adults involved in American children’s education have
As she gracefully transitioned from move to move to Bebe Rexha’s song “You Can’t Stop the Girl”, it dawned on the audience that nobody could
Introduction Effective online classroom management is about being able to control the classroom efficiently. It is about students being engaged, attentive to your lecture,
The evidence is clear: good vision is crucial in a child’s early development. Researchers from UCLA estimate that upwards of 80% of all learning is
The significance of the challenge coin is profound for alumni. How can a small coin make a big impact? Challenge coins are symbols of achievement
Students often capture images to take and save notes from a friend or the writing board. They also sometimes scan the textbooks’ or documents’ pages