American geographic literacy remains problematic
By Sahana Jayaraman Jesuit News (Portland, Oregon) In 2002, National Geographic conducted a study measuring geographic literacy rates in young…
Education
The Other Side: Using the 1st to stand for the 2nd
By James Favot The Paw (Tigard, Oregon) Around 100 students abruptly left their classrooms earlier today to participate in the nationwide…
Transparency from colleges would benefit students during admissions
By Neek Azar, The Nexus (Camino Del Sur, San Diego) Throughout the college admissions process, I’ve had quite a few…
Staff Editorial: Teachers eat up lunch time, students starve physically, socially
By The Nexus The Nexus (Camino Del Sur, San Diego) Since the founding of the first U.S. public high school…
Demystifying the college admissions process
By Anya Lai The Blue and Gold (Shilin, Taipei, Taiwan) “Juniors have just begun the college frenzy with College…
Should school reading be bound by the book?
By Megan Tsang The Wildcat Tribune (San Ramon, California) It’s a familiar sight at Dougherty: a long line of students…
Flipped Learning: Revolutionizing the Classroom
By Julian Lee The Blue and Gold (Shilin, Taipei, Taiwan) There is an old Facebook meme that reads: “In class:…
The pay in play: Should National Collegiate Athletic Association athletes earn salaries?
By HENRY GREENBURG, ALAN GU, PARSA SALSALI and REHAN HANEEF The Tower (Princeton, New Jersey) Yes: They need the money to sustain themselves By Henry…
Early school start times result in health, economic challenges
By Stephen Fratamico The Friar’s Lantern (Malvern, Pennsylvania) You know it’s hard to wake up early in the morning—but do you…
Who and what am I?
By Audrey Kong The Blue and Gold (Shilin, Taipei, Taiwan) Forgiveness. Creativity. Humility. Zest. Hope. Prudence. Curiosity. Last month, students…