The importance of using relevant materials when studying for your nursing degree hipporeads Education, Science & Medicine Studying for a nursing degree can be challenging, but if you apply yourself, then the hard work will pay off and allow you to practice in a rewarding career. You can make studying more effective by ensuring...
Insights on How to Hire the Best NAPLEX Tutors hipporeads Education NAPLEX (North America Pharmacist Licensure Examination) is an entry test for pharmacy students designed to test their competency in dispensing medicine safely and accurately, managing drug therapy, providing...
Prison Cells and Pretty Walls: Gender Coding and American Schools Jennifer Borgioli Binis, Nursing Clio Education, Gender Studies, History, Society & Culture A few months ago, I was scrolling through Twitter and saw a conversation about redesigning classroom spaces and a phrase caught my attention: “redesign is NOT about being pretty for Pinterest.” As someone...
A Quick Parents’ Guide For Children Pursuing Higher Education Walter Bodell Academia, Arts & Culture, Education If your child has recently graduated from high school or is about to graduate, then he or she might have plans for getting a higher education. This is probably something that you are excited about—but as a...
Kasich Is Right: Teachers ARE the Problem Bryan Van Norden Education, Politics & Economics Governor John Kasich is currently considered a plausible “moderate” Republican Presidential candidate if the GOP goes to a brokered convention. In fact, he has said that, “It’s going to be so much fun....
My College Is Being Blackmailed Bryan Van Norden Education, Politics & Economics My college is being blackmailed. The story of the blackmail goes back to Margaret Spellings, Secretary of Education under Bush the Younger. Spellings (who has no classroom teaching experience, and no degree...
Adolescence: It’s Even More Complicated Than You Thought Jenny Chen and Laurence Steinberg Medicine, Science, Science & Medicine In the past, we’ve thought of adolescence as one block of time between 13 and 18-years-old when kids participate in risky and angsty behavior. New research over the last decade has shown us that adolescence...
