For education, technology, and any site looking for content related to COVID-19, this article provides pointers for students of all ages to make the most out of online learning. Written by a recent college graduate who attended online classes from March to May 2020, this piece provides the reader with ideas and motivation for how to make online learning feel as much like normal school as possible. With schools and colleges across the globe set to incorporate online learning in their curriculum, this article remains relevant even once the school year ends. | Read More →

This is an article using online sources to summarize the effects of COVID-19 on higher education, and to speculate on how those effects will reverberate into the future. It addresses the effects already seen, what can be predicted for the near future, and what long term changes might result from the coronavirus crisis. It approaches the issue from student and faculty perspectives. Its purpose is to inform, but not to advise on immediate action. | Read More →

Millions of kids are being homeschooled each year. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of families looking into this option is larger than ever. This article outlines some important pros and cons of this option so parents can make a well-informed decision. | Read More →

This article goes over five important reasons why it may be a good idea to continue homeschooling after the COVID-19 pandemic is over. There is a growing interest in homeschooling and now is the ideal time to give it a try. Learn about some of the educational and emotional benefits of homeschooling here. | Read More →

Helping your child learn online doesn't have to be a struggle, nor does the move to remote learning mean giving up for the rest of the year. The best strategies for learning involve careful planning and goal-setting while encouraging curiosity and exploration. This article presents five ways to help your child or teenager learn successfully outside of the physical classroom. | Read More →

We're living in a world with plenty by way of repetitive buzz phrases but very little when it comes to well-considered, critical analysis. This article acts as a guide for any parent interested in helping their children develop a capacity for critical thinking. It emphasizes the Socratic method. | Read More →