When there aren’t enough hours in the day
If “there aren’t enough hours in the day” seems to be a common phrase for you, then you most likely […]
Education
You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know, But You Can Learn!
One of the best parts about watching reality shows like the X Factor, The Bachelor, and Survivor is listening to
Changing the Game: Standardized Testing and Student Athletes
It is frustrating and scary to be in the unknown, and millions of high school scholar athletes are facing the
Get in the Zone (of Proximal Development)
Kitchen tables across the country continue to accumulate worksheets as parents grapple with this unforeseeable shift in their daily routines.
What Are We Learning?
During this transformative time across the globe, we have the opportunity to learn a lot about ourselves. We are learning
Student Athletes Behind the Screen: Shining Light on the Misconceptions of Online Learning
In hopes of avoiding the inevitable uncomfortable feelings that arise in novel experiences, people tend to stick to what they
A Seed is Planted in Quarantine: The Growth of Online Learning in 2020
Think for a moment about your phones, cars, tvs, and even furniture. What is a commonality among these devices? Change.
What is executive functioning?
Executive functions are often referred to as the CEOs of the brain. They consist of a set of mental skills
Field Trip!
This week, EAP students took a break from the classroom and explored the Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk. They spent the
Spring Outlook for Students
Recently, I was talking with a colleague and we both opined that this winter has been particularly difficult for both