Educators4Impact·Jan 5, 2024The Computer Science @ UCLA ExperienceEducators 4 Impact, a non-profit organization committed to connecting mentors and scholars to students, was joined by Annie Liu, a senior…
Educators4Impact·Jan 4, 2024Navigating the AP Testing WatersCommunism, Sputnik, AP testing. Yes, even AP testing was a product of America’s dispute with the Soviet Union.
Educators4Impact·Jan 3, 2024Professors in Poverty: The Struggles of Adjunct FacultyThe adjunctification crisis is but a tiny crack in a web of issues plaguing higher education: attacks on academic freedom, tenure, fundi…
Educators4Impact·Jan 2, 2024Preschool: Pre-Success or Pre-FailureCriss-cross applesauce, “a, b, c, d, e, f, g,” snack time, counting blocks, or whatever else children between the ages of three to five do…
Educators4Impact·Jan 1, 2024The Online Education RealmYears ago, students far and wide were shipped via family cars or minivans to educational institutions, such as Kumon (the happiest place...
Educators4Impact·Dec 31, 2023The Philosophy of PhilosophyThe rocking chair creaks as a frail, snowy-haired man puts the back of his hand to his chin, deeply contemplating the woes of society and…
Educators4Impact·Dec 30, 2023U.S. Teachers vs. TrainorIn everyday life, teachers are and always will be the backbones of society — in fact, the “backbone of our democracy.”
Educators4Impact·Dec 28, 2023Is Early Always Better?A binding contract pairs with a hefty list of warnings — precautions are often taken seriously.
Educators4Impact·Dec 27, 2023The Debate on Standardized TestingACT, SAT, STAR, and NAEP. Students in the United States will likely recognize one or more of these tests — standardized tests, to be exact.
