Navigating the Path to Education After High School At just 21 years old, I find myself reflecting on my journey, particularly my decision to leave high school before earning my diploma. While this path has presented its challenges, I am now filled with a strong desire to pursue further education. […]
Read MoreWhy not require badly behaved students to attend class via telepresence robots?
Embracing Technology: A Unique Solution for Managing Classroom Behavior In today’s educational landscape, the challenge of addressing disruptive behavior among students has become increasingly complex. One innovative approach that deserves consideration is the use of telepresence robots to engage poorly-behaved students in class. Imagine a scenario where students who struggle […]
Read MoreWhat are administrators-to-be learning in their credential programs? Whatever it is, it’s clearly NOT working!
The Disconnect in Administrator Training: What’s Missing? As the landscape of education evolves, so too does the preparation of future administrators in their credential programs. Unfortunately, it seems that the curriculum isn’t quite hitting the mark. Many aspiring administrators are being educated on the importance of frameworks such as School-wide […]
Read MoreHow will the closing of the Department of Education affect public schools across the nation?
The Implications of Trump’s Proposal to Eliminate the Department of Education on Public Schools In a recent video announcement, former President Trump declared his intent to abolish the Department of Education in Washington, D.C. This bold statement raises crucial questions about the future of public schools nationwide. How might the […]
Read MoreShould parents who want to homeschool their kids give an exam?
Should Parents Take an Exam Before Homeschooling? A thought-provoking question has emerged regarding the growing trend of homeschooling: should parents undergo some form of assessment before they can choose to educate their children at home? While I’m not entirely sure if this is an actual requirement in many areas, it […]
Read MoreShould schools start each day with an hour of physical exercise?
Should Schools Kick Off the Day with an Hour of Physical Activity? With childhood obesity rates on the rise and many of our young people leading increasingly sedentary lifestyles, the question of how to incorporate more movement into students’ daily routines has never been more pertinent. Imagine a world where […]
Read MoreAmerica’s biggest education experiment is happening in Houston. Could it change U.S. schools?
Houston’s Education Transformation: A Bold Experiment with National Implications In the heart of Texas, Houston is currently the epicenter of a significant educational reform initiative that has the potential to reshape the landscape of American schooling. The question on everyone’s mind is whether this ambitious effort can meaningfully elevate student […]
Read MoreCould education be the solution to our problems? We undervalue the value of education in the U.S.
Is Education the Key to America’s Future? In a rapidly evolving world, education often emerges as the cornerstone of progress. Yet, in the United States, it seems we sometimes overlook the profound impact that education could have on our society. If the youth represent the future of our nation, then […]
Read MoreI graduated from college 7 years ago but I still get recurring nightmares about not actually graduating because I was missing a few credits. Does this happen to anyone else?
The Haunting Aftermath of Graduation: Do You Experience Post-Graduation Nightmares? It’s been seven years since I tossed my cap in the air and walked across the stage to receive my diploma, yet I still find myself tormented by a recurring dream. In these unsettling episodes, I wake up in a […]
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