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How to Help Students Beat College and Scholarship Application Anxiety

Most students find the college application process rightfully overwhelming and intimidating. As for the scholarship application process, it should be...
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4 Ways Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Improves Teenage Life Skills

The process of self-discovery that every teenager must go through can be quite abrupt for some. Unfortunately, most teenagers have...
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What Parents and Students Look For In After-School Activities

According to the Afterschool Alliance, access to after-school programming is a barrier for the African-American community. Affordability is a huge...
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3 Examples of Effective Social-Emotional Learning Activities

Asa Hilliard, III, Ph.D. shared with the world the following words of wisdom: “I have never encountered any children in...
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Are Family Engagement Activities Benefiting Young Scholars?

The Journal of Youth Development states that Black caregivers are more likely than any other race to enroll their young...
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Should We Teach Black History More Than Once a Year?

African-American life, tradition, and history should be a cause for constant celebration and introspection. Instead, the Black history conversation only...
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How Racism In Schools Increases Demand For After-School Programs

According to the Afterschool Alliance, there are nearly 25 million children who aren’t able to access after-school programs. Naturally, this...
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What Can Educators Learn From the Reconstruction Era?

After the Civil War ended, the United States grappled with its own white supremacy. Our ancestors’ achievements during the Reconstruction...
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Critical Race Theory In Education: Why Is It Necessary?

Renowned abolitionist Frederick Douglass said it best: “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” The inherently racist curriculum that...
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Fighting Racial Prejudice In Education: 4 Steps

Maya Angelou, the acclaimed poetess and civil rights activist, once said the following: “Prejudice is a burden that confuses the past,...
How Leaderships Skills Pave A Safe Way To College

How Leaderships Skills Pave A Safe Way To College

Whenever competitive colleges start looking for eligible applicants, they’ll pay extra attention to several details. Leadership skills are a detail...
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7 Ways Of Finding & Winning A Full Scholarship

All aspiring college students dream of winning a scholarship. The prestigious awarding of scholarships may be a rare occurrence, according...