Choosing the Right Path in Public Education: School Counselor, Special Education Teacher, or Interventionist? When considering a career in public education, it’s essential to weigh the benefits and responsibilities of various roles. Among the options available, the positions of School Counselor, Special Education Teacher (Sped Teacher), and Interventionist stand out […]
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Navigating Bullying in Middle School: Seeking Helpful Strategies Middle school can be a challenging time marked by social dynamics and emotional struggles, and for those facing bullying, it can feel particularly overwhelming. One reader finds themselves in a tough situation, dealing with a persistent bully who uses derogatory language towards […]
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Embracing the Post-Finals Slump: It’s Okay to Relax After the whirlwind of finals, it’s not uncommon to find yourself feeling utterly drained. For many students, the period right after exams can be overwhelming. You might feel the urge to stay tucked under the covers, and that’s perfectly normal. Just two […]
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The Challenges of Using Turnitin: A Personal Experience As a student navigating the complexities of academic integrity, I recently encountered some significant frustrations with Turnitin. My instructor requires us to submit assignments through both Canvas and Turnitin, instituting a strict policy: any submission with a Turnitin similarity score above 15% […]
Read MoreIs it fair or even legal for a teacher to deduct point for asking a question?
Title: Is It Fair for Teachers to Deduct Points for Asking Questions? As students, we often find ourselves navigating the complexities of classroom dynamics and the policies set by our educators. A recent concern raised by several students in a math class has sparked a debate worth exploring: Is it […]
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Surviving Long Hours of Lectures: Tips for Staying Engaged Attending hours of lectures can be quite the challenge, especially when your schedule is packed with back-to-back sessions. On certain days, I find myself sitting through as many as eight hours of lectures, with some stretching two hours each and offering […]
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Should Class Participation Be Graded on Speaking Alone? As a student who tends to be more reserved, the pressure to engage in classroom discussions can be daunting. I often find myself grappling with anxiety at the mere thought of speaking up in a group setting. This has been a recurring […]
Read MoreIs a bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies worth it?
The Value of a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Development and Family Studies: Is It Worth It? As I approach the culmination of my Bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies, I find myself pondering an important question: What career opportunities and earning potential can I expect after graduation? Is […]
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Discovering Your Free Time in College: What to Expect One of the most appealing aspects of the college experience is often touted as the abundance of free time students enjoy. Many believe that outside of attending lectures, there’s manageable coursework and ample time for personal pursuits. However, I recently chatted […]
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