Title: Bridging Understanding: A Wish for My School Community As we navigate the vibrant world of education, there’s one truth I believe would greatly enhance our school environment if more people embraced it: the importance of acknowledging each individual’s unique journey and perspective. Whether amongst peers or interactions with faculty […]
Read MoreCan my teacher see my deleted search history if I deleted it while on my home internet?
Understanding Your Online Privacy: Can Teachers Access Your Deleted Search History? In today’s digital age, many students often question the extent of their online privacy, especially when it comes to their search history. A common concern is whether teachers can access information that has been deleted from a student’s search […]
Read MoreI was just talking to a teen the other day whosaid he’d do his homework on the bus heading to school. Do kids really get so much less work than they did years ago?
Title: A Shift in Homework: Are Today’s Students Handling Less? Recently, I found myself in conversation with a teenager who mentioned he planned to complete his homework on the bus ride to school. This got me pondering: have students today been assigned less homework compared to previous generations? Reflecting on […]
Read MoreWhat is with the policies restricting play?
The Playground Policies: Are We Limiting Kids’ Playtime? It seems like there’s a growing trend in playground policies that could be stifling children’s natural play experiences. As a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and seasoned public school educator, I’ve noticed a significant shift over the years regarding what children can […]
Read MoreIf there is an actual fire can I sprint out the school?
Understanding Fire Safety Protocols in Schools: What to Do in Case of an Emergency When it comes to fire safety, having a clear understanding of emergency protocols can make all the difference. One common question that arises is: If a fire breaks out in the school, is it appropriate to […]
Read MoreDo you think racism is correlated with education?
The Intersection of Racism and Education: What Do You Think? Hello, dear readers! As I kick off my first blog post, I felt compelled to delve into an important topic that often shapes our society: the relationship between racism and education. It’s a subject that deserves thoughtful exploration, and I […]
Read MoreWhy would people want to make school more “challenging” for themselves?
Embracing Challenges in Education: A Different Perspective In a recent conversation with a staff member at my school, the topic of class difficulty came up. When asked about my coursework, I candidly mentioned that my classes were quite manageable. This led to a thought-provoking question: why do some students choose […]
Read MoreWhat percent of parents of suspended children agree their child deserved the suspension?
Understanding Parental Perspectives on School Suspensions: A Missing Statistic? As I delve into numerous articles on school discipline, a pressing question lingers in my mind: What percentage of parents believe that their child truly deserved a suspension? This inquiry isn’t just about numbers; it strikes at the heart of how […]
Read MoreWhy is school so unfair?
The Unseen Struggles of Hardworking Students: A Call for Fairness in School Rewards As a 14-year-old student, I’ve spent the last couple of years pouring my heart into my studies because I genuinely enjoy learning. However, recently, I began to notice something that has left me feeling disheartened: the way […]
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