Key points: The importance and rigor of AP exams have once again come into focus with the release of the latest test scores. Discussions surrounding the new scoring method and the consolidation of content continue to emphasize the value of a single test score, overlooking the primary reason students should take AP and other standardized … Read more
I voted for the first time in the 1960 election, casting my vote for Senator John F. Kennedy. Since then, I have participated in every election, typically supporting Democratic candidates, although I have also voted for some Republicans. The upcoming election holds immense significance for me. The stakes are incredibly high. President Trump is not … Read more
An international student guidebook can be a valuable resource to help address the concerns that new students may face as they transition to the U.S. and their institution. Starting college can be a challenging experience for many students, especially for those who come from different countries to study. International students often encounter cultural and social … Read more
Key points: In my fall 3rd-year “STEM in Early Childhood” class, I noticed a common trend: The pre-service teachers, who were all women, shared a stereotypical belief that they were not math or science people, and therefore not equipped to teach STEAM. I typically assign a hefty 20-page final project in my STEM course, but … Read more