Tagged - Education
Climate Change
The case for climate education
If we wouldn’t send our students to college unprepared, we cannot send them into the climate crisis unprepared either. Read More
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The College Board needs to teach a more diverse history
Despite what Americans are taught, the world didn’t start with the arrival of Europeans and end when European countries lost their colonies. Read More
Dominican Republic
Hector Carvajal, from high school dropout to campus leader
With a social venture dedicated to education equity, an increasing role in student organizations, and an inspiring story, junior Hector Carvajal, once a high school dropout, is a new leader on our campus. Read More
Education
Progressive ideas flow at Title IX comment party
Students and organizers crafted comments at a comment party co-hosted by the Title IX office and the Commission on Women and Gender Equity in Academia. Read More
Education
Don’t put STEM on a pedestal
We do not have the right to compare these majors to one another as they demand different knowledge and skills from the student. While topics such as coding might seem difficult to STEM students, non-STEM students have to face similar problems in learning material such as the International Phonetics Alphabet. Read More
Education
Don’t force creativity
Creativity is a powerful force, yet forced creativity has the power to kill creativity. Creativity makes us diverse individuals. Forced creativity makes us try to live up to what others believe creativity should be. Read More
Education
We’re not well-rounded without the fine arts
In addition to specializing, there must be a requirement to expand one’s breadth of knowledge to other fields. In principle, most students probably agree that it is important to at least be informed about a wide range of topics. Read More
Education
Mind the science gap
Thoughts on the decline of science literacy in America, and what the scientific community can do about it. Read More
