Teaching English to non-native speakers can be both challenging and incredibly rewarding. If you’re passionate about becoming an ESL (English as a second language) educator, it’s imperative to know how to foster an inclusive and supportive learning environment. According to the Forum on Child and Family Statistics, 21% of school-age children speak a language other…
Why pursue an education in humanities? Contrary to common perceptions that a humanities degree is less practical than a STEM degree, the skills you’ll develop through a humanities education are crucial for navigating the complexities of today’s world. According to the US. Department of Labor, the most desired soft skills include oral and written communication,…
Federal government shutdowns. The words are meant to stoke fear in the average American. They represent a concerning but largely avoidable annual tradition of political brinksmanship between the two major U.S. political parties. Threatening a government shutdown is often used as a negotiation tactic to push the political priorities of a single party, who are…
A political party is a group of people who share a common viewpoint on major issues and endeavor to implement laws advancing this viewpoint at the national or local level. It’s made up of people who act as representatives and advocates for the interests of voters who share their views. The United States has two…
Imagine walking into a factory where robots handle materials and assembly lines, sensors monitor equipment, and artificial intelligence optimizes production while human workers oversee operations. As the industrial sector transitions into Industry 4.0, this scene has rapidly become a reality. Manufacturing robots now offer greater capabilities with reduced downtime, and they’re making workspaces safer and…
As we gear up for summer, we eagerly anticipate each public holiday our employers provide. Memorial Day? Check. Fourth of July? You betcha. Then we endure a wait that feels like an eternity until that first glorious Monday in September. Ahh, Labor Day: a prime opportunity to extend our weekend, plan holiday getaways, host family…
As hurricane season ramps up, people in affected parts of the country and the world are once again thinking about how to prepare for the prospect of a big storm impacting their lives. GIS systems are central to the efforts public officials, first responders, meteorologists, and others make in managing crisis situations, including hurricanes, earthquakes,…
Are you passionate about upholding ethical standards and advocating for others ? Do you thrive on the intellectual challenge of legal debates? If so, you’ve likely dreamt of the day that you can finally tell the world, “I’m an attorney.” However, becoming a lawyer involves seven or more years of schooling after high school—not to…
Many of us have experienced stage fright at some point before a major presentation. In fact, millions of people experience anxiety before speaking in public. This fear even has a name: glossophobia. So what causes us to enter fight-or-flight mode before a speech or presentation? As it turns out, being put on the spot and…
It’s no secret that universities are competitive, and their programs are equally so. Whether you’re a student searching for the most prestigious graduate literacy program or an educator aspiring to join the ranks at a globally recognized university, there’s one credential you’re looking for: ILA recognition. According to the International Literacy Association’s website, ILA National…