TMI. Too. Much. Information. For teenagers today, every thought, impulse, rivalry, and broken heart is open fodder for the world. When they get angry, they Tweet about it. When they get inspired, they update their Facebook status. Though this generation...
As summer’s high temps continue to scorch us here on the east coast, I decided to share a couple great summertime thoughts especially for teens. The first is a great article from the New York Times for incoming high school...
Though I am well aware that for many parts of the country summertime has been in full swing for a few weeks now, here in New York graduation hats are flying tonight and tomorrow. That means that summer has, once...
This week, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan made a confession: college drop-out rates among American students are high and not getting any better. He pledged that he and the Obama Administration would work to improve these rates through rewarding...
[caption id="attachment_1475" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="Image courtesy of Sheela Mohan"][/caption] Students with autism spectrum disorders are usually very fortunate in their K-12 education. Throughout the past few decades, knowledge about the disorders and pressure from the private and public sector has...
