I‘ve taught middle and high school history long enough to remember overhead projectors, so believe me when I say the bar for “interactive” used to […]
Is Heavy Coffee Drinking Actually Safe While You’re Studying?
Walk into any of the busy coffee shops in Tuscaloosa during finals week and you’ll see the same scene: laptops open, headphones in, and a […]
10 Things Not to Do Your First Week as a College Freshman
The first week of college is exciting, stressful, and a little chaotic for most students. If you are a new college freshman, you do not […]
Why Reading and Math Scores Dropped After Schools Went All-Digital
National test data released this year shows a troubling pattern: reading and math scores began sliding around the same time many districts leaned hardest into […]
Are AI-Only Schools Worth $40,000 a Year? What Families Should Weigh Before Enrolling
A new private school opening this fall in Oklahoma has no classroom teachers at all. Instead, students work through personalized software for two hours a […]