In the last two decades, neurological research on mindfulness training has made headlines. People who meditate or practice reflection on a daily basis report better
Every year, we get questions about AP Exams. These enigmatic, four-hour academic marathons decide the fate of a student’s college credit, which is, after all,
High school students are overworked. Starting their day at 7:30 or earlier, they spend eight hours or more in the classroom, and attend one or
Being a successful student depends on two factors: preparation and performance. Students should pursue mastery in both of these areas because emphasizing one at the
Students often tell us that they have a hard time motivating themselves to start studying. Once they get rolling, they are fine, but the genesis
School is back in session, our routine is getting into a rhythm and then bam! There it is, a test date is approaching or, more
The number of cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is continuing to increase across the globe. While most children haven’t experienced the infection firsthand, they have
COVID-19 has made for a chaotic spring semester, with over 1.5 billion children out of school worldwide. Perhaps the most alarming aspect of COVID-19 is
The Houston Independent School District (HISD) has come under fire recently, as the Texas Education Agency (TEA) threatens to take over HISD’s elected board of
Your teacher walks in. Surprise! Today, you will be taking a pop quiz. Let’s survey the room and take in the different responses. Some students
