Education / Health / Neurodivergence

Urgent Action Needed to Reverse Layoffs at OSEP and RSA to Protect 7.5 Million Neurodivergent Students

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30 days and counting. Congress still hasn’t opened the US government. Due to widespread layoffs, now only a handful of staffers remain at the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) and Rehabilitation […]

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Artificial Intelligence / Education / Technology

Preserving the Student Mind:  Why Schools Should Ban ChatGPT

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Imagine a student seated alone at a desk, confronted by the blank expanse of a page, grappling with the uncharted terrain of an original thought. This struggle emerges because reliance on ChatGPT […]

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Culture / Education / Mathematics

Making a Case for Teaching Ethnomathematics

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As I calculated the hypotenuse of a triangle in geometry class, I was intrigued that Pythagoreus could come up with such a simple theorem. While I appreciate the pure mathematical value of […]

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Education / Gender / Inequities

The growing gender gap in STEM

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Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics—collectively known as the STEM field—are widely male-dominated, making up 73% of the workforce, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. But what impact does the trend toward males […]

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Education / Grades / Testing

My Plan is to Study Without a Plan

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My family members are highly organized people who stick to schedules. Take my elder sister as an example. During weekends, she wakes up at eight o’clock in the morning the second the […]

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Diversity/Inclusivity / Education / Racism / School

More diverse history needs to be taught in American schools

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Diverse history needs to be taught in U.S. schools to eradicate racism, and students of color could learn about something that actually relates to them. As a student of color, I find […]

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