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One by one, summer camps are closing. These summer camps are, appropriately, taking the cautious route as camp does not facilitate “social …
The summer of 2020 has presented students with new challenges. Find ways to make this summer count.
Tips for managing anxiety and boredom throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
With the COVID-19 pandemic, learning is fully remote and classrooms are now video conferences, students need to learn a new set of skills in addition to the material learned in class.
As a society, we have learned many things about learning during the current pandemic. Some of it will be disregarded as soon …
Facebook has evolved. Originally a great way to keep in-touch with family and friends, today it’s a source of news, advertisements and …
Re-Defining Summer Camp in 2020
One by one, summer camps are closing. These summer camps are, appropriately, taking the cautious route as camp does not facilitate “social distancing” and the fear of Coronavirus still looms. But that doesn’t mean that the kids, or the parents, are happy about it. Left with a “social distancing” summer,
SUMMER DURING THE PANDEMIC: GET EXCITED AND MAKE IT COUNT!
Boredom Hurts: 5 Steps to a Reset
Tips to Maximize Online Learning
Learning In The Time Of COVID-19
As a society, we have learned many things about learning during the current pandemic. Some of it will be disregarded as soon as we go back to life as usual. But many of the lessons that we learned will go with us, guiding us as we move forward and showing
Crowd-Sourcing College Questions: When You Shouldn’t Turn To Social Media
Facebook has evolved. Originally a great way to keep in-touch with family and friends, today it’s a source of news, advertisements and information. Admit it; you’re likely a member of at least one Facebook group that provides advice and counsel on college planning. When used appropriately, these groups are incredibly
