by studentrg | Nov 21, 2019 | Education
Most teachers give only written notes to students about the work and projects they have turned in. Written feedback is certainly better than no feedback at all. But according to “How to Give Your Students Feedback with Technology,” an article that instructional...
by studentrg | Nov 18, 2019 | Education
A college professor we know tells us, “Sometimes I think that nothing I can do will generate the slightest amount of enthusiasm from my lecture classes . . . If I stood on the lab table in the front of the room, lit the Bunsen Burner and waved it around over my head,...
by studentrg | Nov 7, 2019 | STEM
Microsoft Study: High School-Age Girls Benefit from Female STEM Role Models We have all seen those illustrated books that are meant to inspire girls when they are in elementary and middle school – those biographies of scientists like Marie Curie and Sally Ride. By the...
by studentrg | Nov 4, 2019 | College Admissions, Education
A growing number of parents have now been convicted and sentenced in the U.S. college cheating scandal. But does that mean that all the cheaters have been caught, all the scams have been uncovered, and the problem is on its way to being solved? It would be both...
by studentrg | Oct 31, 2019 | Career Pathways, Career Pathways & 21st Century Skills, Student Research Foundation Research
Research Findings . . . Students who will succeed in their lives and careers should study some fundamental subjects in high school. They should study computer science, civics, history, math, chemistry, physics, writing, and project management. Wait, how did project...
