Khushi Gupta
Photo: Andrew Reed/EdSource Every election cycle, we hear about the challenges of getting certain groups of people to vote. This is especially true for younger and more diverse voters, who typically vote at rates well below other groups. Often, the disconnect between these voters and the ballot box is caused by structural barriers; sometimes it … Read more
A couple of years ago, during the time when the world was facing the challenges of COVID-19 and its aftermath, two significant developments in the field of teaching and learning took place which, in hindsight, were not only groundbreaking but also interconnected. The first one occurred in March 2021 when the federal government allocated $13.2 … Read more
Primer believes that introducing students to plant-based meals at a young age can have a lasting impact on their eating habits and attitudes towards food. “If we can get them to eat and enjoy these foods during their school years, they’re more likely to continue to do so as they grow older,” she said. As … Read more
In this special bonus episode recorded at the HolonIQ Back to School Summit in New York City, we catch up with Sara Leoni, CEO & Founder of Ziplines Education, for a candid hallway conversation. Sara shares her journey from Division I softball player to EdTech entrepreneur, discussing how her athletic background shaped her leadership style … Read more
Eugene Robinson, a regular columnist for The Washington Post, believes that Bret Baier’s interview with Kamala Harris on FOX News unintentionally showcased her as articulate, fearless, and strong, despite his attempts to make her look bad. Robinson notes that Baier’s combative questioning allowed Harris to exhibit qualities that Donald Trump would prefer to keep hidden … Read more
HMH Classcraft™, an adaptive learning company, has introduced a new AI Summarization tool that allows teachers to quickly assess student comprehension and adjust instruction accordingly. This tool, powered by generative AI, analyzes open text responses from students working in small groups or individually, providing educators with a summary of student performance and feedback recommendations. Using … Read more
Over the past few years, elections for public education officials have shifted from being overlooked and low-profile to becoming heated and politicized affairs, largely due to conservatives increasingly targeting schools as places where they can exert significant influence and push a specific agenda. Moms for Liberty, a far-right group that emerged in Florida during the … Read more
Overview of Stars Polytechnic If you’re considering enrolling at Stars Polytechnic for the 2024/2025 academic year, it’s important to have a good understanding of the school fees structure. This blog post will provide you with a detailed guide to the fees, additional payment considerations, and the payment procedure at Stars Polytechnic. Stars Polytechnic is well-known … Read more
Alicia’s journey is a common one among many students in Tennessee. After graduating high school with a passion for business and marketing, she enrolled in a local community college through the Tennessee Promise program. However, with low ACT scores, she was placed in a general transfer pathway that did not align with her interests. Feeling … Read more
“ The Freedom Online Learning Provides Online learning offers individuals the opportunity to enhance their resilience by learning at their own pace and using technology. This article explores how online learning helps build resilience and provides tips on how to strengthen this valuable quality. Online learning empowers learners to take control of their education. Unlike … Read more