Aileen Brent
Bio
Aileen enjoys blogging about STEM. She likes the fact that she is a part of the hum of life, something that she likes exploring and knowing better. You can follow her personal blog here.
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The Positive Impacts of Small Class Sizes on Student Achievement
There is plenty of research that demonstrates the impact of class size on student achievement. In particular, studies show a strong relationship between class size reduction and increased student achievement.
By Aileen Brentabout a year ago in Education
Understanding Eco-Anxiety
Clinical psychologists and researchers have recognized a new phenomenon called “eco-anxiety.” The adverse effects of climate change are no longer documented solely in science-related news; they now feature rather prominently across media. As a result, this particular type of anxiety is growing steadily. It demands to be understood, studied, and discussed. Though eco-anxiety is not yet a diagnosable condition, therapists and researchers have noted a sharp rise in the number of people anxious about climate change and environmental degradation. This anxiety is today referred to as eco-anxiety.
By Aileen Brentabout a year ago in Earth
Then and Now – How US Presidents have Handled Public Health Crises Through History
Almost every POTUS has been called upon to combat a crisis – political scandal, economic catastrophe, natural disaster, or terrorist attack – during their tenure. Few, however, have had to deal with a long-drawn out pandemic of worldwide significance. The COVID-19 pandemic has sorely tested America’s preparedness for an outbreak of infectious diseases and has posed a serious threat to public health and economy.
By Aileen Brent3 years ago in The Swamp