Category: Education
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Careers with Math Degrees
Read more: Careers with Math DegreesA student may dislike math for numerous reasons. One of them may be that their teachers do not teach math in an approachable manner. Another […]
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Is it Better to Study Locally vs. Studying Abroad?
Read more: Is it Better to Study Locally vs. Studying Abroad?With over 30,000 universities around the world, students have a vast array of opportunities to choose from. Each university varies – from different program lengths […]
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Determining Which University is Right for You
Read more: Determining Which University is Right for YouEvery year, over one million students are enrolled in a post-secondary institution, whether that’s college, university, or a trades school. These students are given opportunities […]
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How to Keep Yourself Safe on the Internet
Read more: How to Keep Yourself Safe on the InternetWith technology becoming more accessible, it’s important for kids to understand how they can protect themselves online. No matter how magical of a place it […]
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The Best Advantages of Volunteer Work
Read more: The Best Advantages of Volunteer WorkA common graduation requirement for secondary school students is service hours. This can be either work hours or volunteer hours. Most students choose to work, […]
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The Age of Independence: Children and Cell Phones
Read more: The Age of Independence: Children and Cell Phones91.04% of the world’s population owns a cell phone. 95% of adults have a cell phone, and for kids, this percentage varies. 42% of kids […]
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New Years’ Resolutions for Student Success
Read more: New Years’ Resolutions for Student Success2023 is behind us, and it’s time to embrace 2024. In a poll conducted in the US, 37% of Americans said that they had a […]
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Increasing Productivity With Dual Monitors
Read more: Increasing Productivity With Dual MonitorsYou might think that having more than one computer monitor is excessive, but did you know that having multiple monitors can improve productivity? In a […]
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Theorycrafting: The Mathematics of Video Games
Read more: Theorycrafting: The Mathematics of Video GamesParents often scoff at video games because they see them as time sinks that kids should stay away from. Multiple studies have shown that video […]
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Develop Your Future with Academic Consulting
Read more: Develop Your Future with Academic ConsultingAcademics is becoming increasingly more competitive. The minimum requirements that your parents had to enter university have likely increased tenfold in contemporary times. This is […]
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Letter Grades: Are They Harmful or Useful?
Read more: Letter Grades: Are They Harmful or Useful?Starting in June 2023, in British Columbia, students from kindergarten to Grade 9 will be assessed with a proficiency scale instead of letter grades. Students […]
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Back to September: Tips for Going Back to School
Read more: Back to September: Tips for Going Back to SchoolIt’s the last day of August. You’re sitting with your friends on a picnic table, all with an ice cream cone in hand. You’re watching […]
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Trends, News, Bad Statistics
Read more: Trends, News, Bad StatisticsIn a world obsessed with possessing the latest and greatest things in life, the drive to either make it or break in such a pursuit […]
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Go Beyond: Advanced Placement vs. International Baccalaureate
Read more: Go Beyond: Advanced Placement vs. International BaccalaureateAcademia is becoming increasingly more competitive, with students achieving more and reaching higher heights than previous generations. It simply isn’t enough to achieve high grades […]
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Math From a Different Perspective: Singapore Math
Read more: Math From a Different Perspective: Singapore MathMath is often a student’s most difficult subject in school, followed by physics, languages, calculus, and biology. While working through derivatives, trigonometry, and statistics, you […]
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Math Superpowers: Numerical Precision
Read more: Math Superpowers: Numerical PrecisionWelcome back to Math Superpowers, a series of blog posts where I’ll be focusing on different superpowers related to math or physics. None of these […]
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Math Superpowers: Division by Zero
Read more: Math Superpowers: Division by ZeroWelcome to the second installment of Math Superpowers! This is a series of blog posts focusing on different abilities related to math or physics. None […]
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What’s in a College Backpack?
Read more: What’s in a College Backpack?Summer has ended and you’re no longer a high school student but a college freshman. As the first semester crawls closer and closer, you might […]
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