Teachers have been considerably failed by society and as a result, teachers breakdown incidence can be the reason a lot of professionals are shunning this career option. In the United States, nearly one (1) in every five (5) teachers holds a second job in any academic year. This trend is worrying because this number represents […]
Leading insurance provider calls for the government to improve the fire protection system of schools in England. In an inspection carried out by Zurich Municipal on schools around England, 67% were found to have ”poor” fire protection systems, and only 5% were considered with and “excellent” status. On a similar inspection in Scottish schools, […]
It is true, loan debt repayment is having a psychological toll on students, their parents, and sponsors, given the prospects of a grim future as a result of growing living expenses and the skyrocketing cost of living. Some 43 million Americans owed $1.4 trillion in student debt at the end of 2018, an average of […]
Most students are not confident of decisions they make on a career path which means that their decision may be based on fear, uncertainty and the urge to fit into what is considered prestigious courses. Career path is one of the decision teenagers freshly from high school is supposed to make. The approximate age for […]
Generation Hope was on the news on Good Morning America when Karen Escobar talked about the help she has received from the organization. The hardworking mother determined to build a better future for herself, and her daughter explained how Generation Hope was helping her achieve her dreams. Still, on the same show, Karen Escobar received […]
Just this week an eighteen-year-old girl – Lula Marsh has been working on set for twelve hours a day. She is currently a runner for a movie company five days a week. She is determined to become an actress and enter the art industry. For now, she is still deciding if she wants to enroll […]
On September 13, two (2) University of Arizona students were charged with racist assault on a fellow black student at the confines of a residence hall. The accused Arizona students named Matthew Rawlings and Matthew Frazier aged nineteen (19) and twenty (20) respectively carried the racist attack by kicking, punching, tackling, and using the N-word […]
British inventors have revealed that some smartphone games, such as Candy Crush and Tetris, may help identify cognitive decline signs. These findings were founded on the actuality that these smartphone games usually necessitate visuo-spatial capabilities, reactivity, and numerous hand gestures. Moreover, these reactions are associated with cerebral functionality. Cognitive capabilities required in smartphone games The […]
Ohio, Illinois and New Jersey districts have introduced vaping sensors to their schools to combat vaping. Mention of vaping is conjuring imageries of deaths and illnesses in people’s mind in the last few months. This, however, has not always been the case. E-cigarettes have always been seen as a safer form of smoking but this […]
A new trend is taking over colleges around the United States. More and more US university campuses have started sharing some of their lands with retirement housing projects. While combining college education with retirement housing might seem like a strange mix, both universities and homeowners have their reasons for seeking this collaboration. What are the […]
