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I hate essays and qualitative papers
The academic world is on the cusp of a revolution, as a growing chorus of students and educators are speaking out against the tired and often flawed tradition of essays and qualitative papers, citing the inherent dishonesty and superficiality that often accompanies these staples of higher education. The Problem with Essays Essays, in theory, are […]
Need help with credit recovery.
As the summer break approaches, thousands of students are left grappling with the daunting task of credit recovery, a predicament that can make or break their academic careers, and one that requires strategic planning, dedication, and the right guidance to overcome. Understanding Credit Recovery Credit recovery is the process by which students can retake failed […]
Tutoring by a Secondary 4 student from a decent Secondary school
As the education landscape continues to evolve, a new trend is emerging: students becoming tutors, with a Secondary 4 student from a decent Secondary school taking the lead in offering tutoring services for primary school students in math, English, and science. Introduction to the Tutor The tutor, a Secondary 4 student, boasts an impressive academic […]
I want to stop using AI
As the world becomes increasingly reliant on artificial intelligence, a growing number of individuals are finding themselves trapped in a vicious cycle of dependency, unable to perform even the simplest tasks without the aid of AI, sparking a pressing question: can we break free from the shackles of AI addiction and reclaim our cognitive abilities? […]
Has high school Civics class become a hard/touch subject to teach?
As the world grapples with the challenges of misinformation and political polarization, a growing concern is emerging about the feasibility of teaching high school civics class, a subject once considered fundamental to understanding the workings of a democratic society, but now fraught with controversy and tension. ## The Changing Landscape of Civics Education The decline […]