The STEM Debate: Is Nursing a STEM Field?

The STEM Debate: Is Nursing Considered a STEM Discipline? In the ongoing discussion about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields, the inclusion of nursing has sparked considerable debate. Many professionals and educators wonder why nursing doesn’t consistently rank as a STEM discipline, despite its strong foundation in science and technology. At first glance, nursing […]

Is there any way to start self education from scratch?

Embracing Self-Education: A Journey to Learning from Scratch Embarking on a self-education journey can be both exciting and daunting, especially when you’re starting from the ground up. Whether due to chronic illness or other life circumstances that may have limited formal education, it’s never too late to empower yourself with knowledge and skills. If you […]

Educators at K-12 schools with academic admissions standards, what is it like?

Inside K-12 Academic Admissions: The Educator’s Perspective As educators in K-12 institutions with selective academic admissions, what does your experience entail? How does the environment differ in settings where acceptance is based on academic performance? In schools that maintain rigorous academic standards, the student body often reflects a range of motivations, behaviors, and backgrounds. One […]

What time should High school start?

Finding the Right Start Time for High Schools: What Does the Research Say? The question of when high school should start is one that has been heavily debated across the United States. With a growing body of research available, many educators, parents, and students are seeking clarity on the ideal time to kick off the […]

What’s your opinion on grade retention?

The Debate on Grade Retention: A Comprehensive Overview Grade retention, the practice of having a student repeat a grade rather than advancing to the next one, is a topic that sparks considerable discussion among educators, parents, and policymakers. Opinions vary widely on its effectiveness, impacts, and ethical implications. So, what are the central arguments for […]

Are stories when somebody was good in sport and obtained free education in a college real?

The Reality Behind Sports Scholarships: Are They Truly Beneficial? Have you ever wondered if stories about talented athletes receiving free college education through sports scholarships are genuine? It’s a captivating topic that raises several questions about the actual opportunities available to aspiring students. The Impact of Sports Scholarships Sports scholarships are indeed real and can […]

What to gift an expecting 2nd grade teacher?

Thoughtful Gift Ideas for a Second Grade Teacher Who’s Expecting It’s always a wonderful gesture to celebrate special milestones in the lives of our educators, especially when one of them is about to welcome a new addition to their family. If you’re looking to show appreciation for your younger sibling’s second-grade teacher, who is expecting […]

Do you know anyone who either stayed back a grade, or skipped a grade? Do you honestly think that people who stayed back a grade, aren’t smart?

Understanding Grade Retention and Advancement: Debunking Myths About Intelligence Have you ever crossed paths with someone who either repeated a grade or advanced beyond their peers? It’s easy to fall into the trap of associating academic progression with intelligence, but is that really the whole story? While it’s true that students who skip a grade […]

Should education be a project based environment?

The Case for Project-Based Learning in Education As educators continue to explore innovative teaching methodologies, project-based learning (PBL) stands out as a compelling approach. But is it suitable for all subjects? Having spent considerable time as a shop teacher, I’ve often faced the remark from colleagues: “It’s easier for you because you work in a […]