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.
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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.
Biology Major, Education Master’s, Career Transition: A Path to Growth
This article explores the feasibility and value behind biology majors pursuing a Master’s in Education, analyzing the challenges and advantages of this career shift.
From Automotive Technology Associate to Bachelor’s Degree: Best Paths for Military Personnel
This article explores how military personnel with an associate degree in automotive technology can choose the best bachelor’s degree path, with strategies for credit transfer, compatible majors, and career opportunities.
From Classroom to Career: How K12 Education Shapes Financial Talent in Developing Countries
This article explores the challenges faced by financial students in developing countries like Mali, the impact of K12 education on career prospects, and offers suggestions for reforming early financial literacy to foster professional growth.
Digital Walls: The Impact of Age Verification Laws on K12 Education
New age verification laws in the US aim to protect minors but may unintentionally limit access to valuable educational content, creating barriers in K12 learning environments.
Rebuilding the Path to Education: A Guide for Interrupted Learners in the UK
This article explores pathways for learners in the UK who have experienced academic interruptions. Focusing on an 18-year-old who paused their education due to family challenges, it provides actionable steps to rebuild education confidence and achieve academic goals.
Exploring Online Medical Education for Non-Medical Backgrounds: A Gateway for K12 Students
This article explores how online medical courses can bridge the gap between professional medical knowledge and K12 students’ learning capabilities, with a focus on non-medical backgrounds and topics like cardiology.
Game-Based Learning Meets Esports: A New Era in Education
Game-based learning, esports, and education are converging in an innovative way. GameClass and NASEF’s partnership is transforming K12 education, integrating core subjects with esports for a revolutionary digital-age learning experience.
Psychology, Philosophy, and Self-Learning Resources: A Beginner’s Guide for K12 Students
This article explores how K12 educators can introduce psychology and philosophy to students, with self-learning resources aimed at fostering critical thinking and self-awareness.
