English
Here’s a funny thing I notice when teaching teens: they can text a whole novel in emojis and slang and sound totally natural. “Dude messed up, bro 😂” takes zero effort. They can roast, vent, and narrate entire dramas in 140-character bursts. But ask them to write an essay, and
English
You sit down. Ninety minutes on the clock. A question in front of you. Your mouth’s gone dry, your pen feels like a weapon you’re not trained to use, and the question is staring at you like a cat judging your life choices. This is not the time
English
Ever seen someone parallel park like a pro? One fluid move, no hesitation. Meanwhile, the rest of us are stuck doing a 17-point turn, with a line of cars silently judging. Reading is kind of like that. Some kids glide into books effortlessly, no awkward gear shifts, no panic. Others?
Physics
Saturday night. The frost was biting through my boots, and the thermometer mocked me: -4°C. Usually, this makes me utterly miserable. But, instead of complaining (okay, maybe I complained a little), we stood there, huddled together, shivering and captivated by the sky. Four planets—Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars—
Activities
Check out ideas for books, board games, podcasts, YouTube channels, and films to keep kids inspired this holiday season.