Author: Krystal DeVille

Recently, an online forum became a hotbed of debate after a distraught teenager shared a dilemma over book censorship — at home.  The controversy arises from her reading material, George Orwell's 1984. It is a standard course text in other curricula, which makes perfect sense considering its importance as a work of modern fiction.  ----- If you'd...

The contemporary landscape of education in the U.S. has transformed in numerous ways, including the recent integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Lately, AI has become an integral part of modern education, reshaping how teachers work and students learn. AI creates both opportunities and challenges, saving time while introducing ethical considerations, such as age limits and...

We all want to be polite and respectful to our teachers, but sometimes we unknowingly engage in habits that can annoy them. In this article, we'll explore ten common habits that teachers may dislike and discuss practical ways to improve them, fostering stronger teacher-student relationships along the way. Interrupting in Class Image Credit: JumpStory When we have questions...

Parents with neurodivergent kids often struggle to decide whether or not to try homeschooling. Unfortunately, many public schools in the U.S. are not designed to teach kids with ADHD, which results in bullying, poor mental health, and falling behind. On the other hand, homeschooling can be isolating. So how do parents choose between homeschooling and traditional school?...