Oklahoma’s implementation of political ideology testing in teacher applications has sparked significant debate. This article explores the implications of such hiring practices on education neutrality and intellectual diversity.
Author: thinkacademy
The Impact of Short Videos on Travel Decisions: A Master’s Thesis Study
This article examines the role of short videos in shaping travel decisions, based on a master’s thesis study. It explores the use of questionnaires to uncover how short-form content influences tourists’ choices and decision-making processes.
Money Builds Barriers: How School Fundraisers Reinforce Economic Inequality
School fundraisers often reward donors based on contribution size, inadvertently reinforcing economic inequality. This article explores the fairness of such practices and offers inclusive solutions.
Building Better Reading Assessments: Teachers and Text Complexity
We invite elementary and middle school teachers to join an innovative study aimed at improving reading comprehension by assessing text complexity.
Balancing Academic Excellence and Social Life: A Smart Transfer Guide for Nursing Students
This article explores how nursing students can balance academic quality and social engagement when transferring colleges. From GPA strategies to school selection criteria, it provides a comprehensive guide for nursing transfers to make informed decisions while pursuing their career dreams.
Breaking Tradition: How Year-Round Distributed Learning Enhances K12 Knowledge Retention
This article explores the impact of year-round distributed school schedules on K12 knowledge retention, proposing an innovative “one week on, one week off” model to counter summer learning loss and transform educational outcomes.
Free Alternatives for Reading Comprehension Quizzes: Ignite Passion for Reading
Discover how free alternatives to Accelerated Reader (A.R.) systems can enhance reading comprehension, motivate students through incentives, and foster a lifelong love for reading.
The Master’s Degree Journey: Balancing Career and Education for Success
This article explores the challenges and opportunities faced by professionals seeking a master’s degree after achieving career success. It provides practical strategies for managing time and balancing work, education, and personal life.
Building Bridges: How Medical Students Can Lead High School Mental Health Assemblies
This article explores the feasibility and implementation strategies for medical students organizing mental health assemblies in high schools. It highlights the gaps in adolescent mental health education and offers a detailed framework, from school collaboration to content design, to bridge the gap.
The Legacy of the Initial Teaching Alphabet: A Reflection on Spelling Challenges in 1970s Education
This article examines the Initial Teaching Alphabet (ITA), a 70s educational trend, exploring how its early-reading benefits inadvertently led to long-term spelling challenges.
