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From balancing your course load to forging relationships with classmates to extracurricular involvement, these are the tried and true methods to nail your career as a student.
Street smarts v Academic education
Is it fair to say that someone who is college or university educated is more deserving of respect than someone who, armed with street smarts, and is perhaps a school dropout, still managed against all odds to make a success of his or her life. This success may have been gained by less direct means than would be deemed acceptable to the academia of the central schools of thought.
By Novel Allen4 years ago in Education
Math games for kids to boost their math skills
Many children today complain of boredom at home or school and as a result, they find themselves playing with their game consoles, smartphones, and tablets. Though these appear to be fairly innocuous pastimes on the surface, it is important to understand that there are many different types of games that the child can play.
By skidos20214 years ago in Education
Taliban Reverses Pledge and Keeps Girls Schools Closed
Despite much anticipation, the Taliban regime announced today that girls’ schools from grades 7-12 would remain closed until they have a plan. The Taliban statement read that “we inform all girls’ high schools and those schools with female students above class six that they are off until the next order.”
By Karla Andrea4 years ago in Education
Read The Bill-It’s Here — Know the Facts of The Disney Debacle
To start, back in January 2022, a Judiciary committee for the State of Florida introduced House Bill 1557. The bill was also introduced as the “Parental Rights in Education” bill, and was recently sarcastically, (and incorrectly I might add) dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay” bill by Disney CEO Chapek.
By Kurt Dillon5 years ago in Education
Are Libraries old relics; are they more important than ever?
Everyday life is stressful. Now imagine having no escape. Imagine feeling trapped in a never-ending cycle of work, school, and homework. Imagine being locked away from locked away from history, culture and whole other worlds.
By Jane Wheeler5 years ago in Education
What’s the Point?
The other day, I refused my kids’ very reasonable request to skip a problem in math class. They argued, from the only point of view available to them, that of a fourth grader and a seventh grader, that they had already mastered the technique necessary to solve the problem. They said they’d simply need to use the same process they had used for the previous problem, only with different numbers.
By Nellie Poppins5 years ago in Education
Make Learning Fun and Easy for kids!
As a result of entering the digital age, we've become reliant on technology. The concept of working from home and attending school online has become the norm. Even after so many years, the pandemic has not been completely wiped out. Among other things, we need to pay more attention to how this has affected our children. In the past few months, they haven't seen their friends or teachers face-to-face because going to the park has become a once-in-a-while occurrence. Parents must come up with creative ways to keep their children amused and educated during these trying times in order to protect their mental and physical health as much as possible. Consider some simple and enjoyable activities you can do with your children to get your creative juices flowing. Like we can see here some kids learning games.
By skidos20215 years ago in Education








