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How The Coronavirus Pandemic May Affect Your SAT/ACT Testing
If your student’s SAT or ACT is cancelled and rescheduled, keep in mind that this is a precautionary measure, taken for students’ sake.
What To Do If The Coronavirus (COVID-19) Cancels Your Summer Internship
As the coronavirus spreads through the US and shakes the global economy, schools and companies are cancelling events, programs, and encouraging work from home.
Majority Of Teachers Believe Outdated Myths Like Being ‘Left-‘ Or ‘Right-Brained,’ Survey Finds
The survey concludes that “teachers are not being provided with the knowledge to make their teaching truly effective.”
Netflix Needs To Do More Than Cut The Suicide Scene
Creating more stories that depict seeking treatment in a positive way is more important than removing or censoring stories that don’t.
You Are Three Mental Shifts Away From Reaching Your Fitness Goals
The third was the hardest shift for me to make, and the one that’s made the biggest difference.
In Defense Of Wealthy Students Who Get Extra Time On The SAT
Yes, their backgrounds make them more likely to get diagnosed and treated—but that doesn’t delegitimize their struggles. A wealthy child with ADHD is still a child with ADHD and deserves treatment.
How To Defeat Procrastination With The Psychology Of Emotional Intelligence
What if you trained your brain to enjoy confronting a task more than procrastinating on it?
As Shutdown Continues, Researchers Struggle and Scientific Progress Grinds To A Halt
The US’s position as a leader in the scientific community is not simply something to be proud of—it is essential to our future as a nation, and with every day that the shutdown continues, we fall a bit further behind.
Are Your New Year’s Resolutions Emotionally Intelligent?
An emotionally intelligent resolution is one that takes into account your overall emotional landscape — what truly makes you happy? What can you do to minimize or appropriately vent negative emotions?
