Category: Education
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Exclusive Interview: Teresa S. Navas on Education, Community, and Family Success
About: Teresa S. Navas is an expert in bilingual education and English as a Second Language and has taught in the U.S. school system for more than 20 years. Her work has consisted of serving Hispanic and English as a Second Language students at all grade levels: elementary, middle school and high school. Over the…
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An Interview with Kara Walker: On Faith, Healing, and the Unspoken Rules of Church
Welcome to our interview series, Kara. Congratulations on your book The Unspoken Rules of Church. Your journey as an Army officer, a mother, a scholar, and a woman of faith is inspiring. To begin, could you briefly introduce yourself and share what led you to write this book? I’m Kara Walker, a Christian, writer, and…
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An Interview with Candice Suarez: Helping Young People Find Their “Aha” Moment
About: Candice Suarez, Hailing from Pennsylvania, Candice Suarez is an alumna of Millersville University, holding a Bachelors Degree in English Education and a Masters of Education Degree in School Counseling. Her dedication to the helping professions unfolded during nine years as a School Counselor before transitioning to roles as a Mobile Therapist, Behavior Specialist, and…
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Major Issues for Students: An Overview
Being a student myself this article was a bit easy for me to write. I also had to move out to a new city for further studies. Hence, I was able to relate to the survey responses. Students, whether living away from their house or living with their parents, face numerous challenges that impact their…
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Educated Indians on Caste and Reservations
Some educated Indians want to end caste-based reservations, believing they cause division, but they still identify with their caste. This clearly shows the cultural and social attachments to caste that influence their views on education and equality. The Indian caste system is a traditional social hierarchy system that divides individuals into various groups according to…
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Life at DU for South Indian Students
The first thing that comes to mind when I hear that someone is from South India is of South Indian food. But I have never thought thoroughly about what problems they face when they move out of their state to Delhi (North India) compared to me, who is from North India and also moved out…