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...
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
Whenever competitive colleges start looking for eligible applicants, they’ll pay extra attention to several details. Leadership skills are a detail...
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...
4 Reasons Why Work Experience Is Crucial for College Admissions
College applications are similar to puzzles. They’re made up of tiny bits, such as the college essay, resume, work experience,...
Can The College Race Gap Be Closed For Good?
We’re still living in a world that has not surpassed its color lines. The quest to eliminate inequality and racism...
How Extracurricular Activities Impact College Admissions
Preparing the perfect application requires meticulous preparation, especially for a first-generation college student. From writing the essay to working on...
College Essays and 7 Quick Tips On Writing The Best
Preview in new tab College Essays and 7 Quick Tips On Writing The Best Finding your voice can be a...
A Note From Our Friend, Jordan
Dear Friends: When The Village Method began providing youth development and outreach services for middle schoolers, we knew that we...
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