Although the term “Asian American” is now commonly used, it is relatively new, having been coined in 1968 by UC Berkeley activists Emma Gee and Yuji Ichioka. They created the term to provide an umbrella identity for their student organization, the Asian American Political Alliance. The term gained popularity as it replaced the derogatory term … Read more
Learning Paths for 2025: Innovative and Unconventional Approaches to Education The learning landscape in 2025 is marked by the emergence of new and intriguing pathways that extend beyond traditional academic achievements. These pathways focus on cultivating unexpected skills, fostering creative thinking, and developing adaptive abilities. Fueled by advanced technologies, these learning paths delve into fields … Read more
With the advancements in modern technology, the process of creating unique and customized hats has become more accessible and exciting than ever before. Whether it’s through intricate patterns, personalized fits, or sustainable production methods, digital tools are completely revolutionizing the way we approach hat design and manufacturing. Furthermore, interactive shopping experiences now allow you to … Read more
Xhesika Malecaj and Jason Paulino, recent graduates of the Marcy Lab School in Brooklyn, share their stories and experiences with the innovative one-year program. This program serves as an alternative to traditional college for low-income students interested in coding and tech careers. Xhesika and Jason talk about what led them to Marcy Lab School after … 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