On a late summer afternoon, 21 aspiring kindergarteners gathered for an important game of pretend. The kids sat mostly crisscross applesauce on “sit upons” decorated with the letters of the alphabet. Their bright outfits and Crocs screamed lawless summer even as they learned to follow directions at
Microschools, small educational institutions enrolling fewer than 30 students and often operating in unconventional spaces, are rapidly gaining popularity across the United States. In recent years, Florida has emerged as a hotbed for this educational trend, thanks in large part to significant
In a significant development for the educational landscape of Hawaiʻi, the Albert T. & Wallace T. Teruya Foundation has announced a generous grant of $750,000 to the Mid-Pacific Institute, a private school located in Mānoa Valley. This substantial contribution is designated for the construction
Nestled in the Kwahu Afram Plains South District of the Eastern Region of Ghana, Ogbodokope grapples with a host of devastating educational challenges that have persisted over time. The semi-island community is accessible only via the Volta River, and it lacks essential services such as
Despite the widespread belief that higher education is the primary path to financial success, recent reflections on Vietnamese society challenge this conventional wisdom by exploring how individuals with less formal education can achieve significant wealth. Real-life examples from the author's
In recent years, concerns have been mounting about the growing disparity in access to elite universities, especially for disadvantaged students. Various factors, such as rising cost-of-living expenses, academic disruptions resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, and pervasive anti-university
