Curriculum Review: How To Read In 100 Easy Lessons

Written by Siegfried Engelmann, Phylllis Haddox, and Elaine Bruner, Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons was originally published in 1983 but reformatted for paperback in 2011. On the Acknowledgements page, the authors attribute their gratitude to the SRA, the Science Research Associates. The SRA created a well known phonics tool called the […]

Black Woman to Black Woman: Cuties Has Got To Go

In 2015, Fetty Wap was topping the charts and his music was played every day for me on the way to work. The beats fueled my inner trap queen goddess and gave me the hype energy I needed to start my day. This music didn’t just reach adults; kids loved it too. I will never […]

We Should All Be Celebrating Our 2020 Graduates

My graduation picture in 2015 from George Mason University, BA When I hit the “submit” button on my last college essay, happiness filled my spirit. After four years of tears, sweat, triumphs and pitfalls, I had finally finished. However, the finality didn’t hit me until I put on my cap and gown, adorned myself with […]

10 Educational Family-Friendly Programs on Netflix

While we may not be sure when the next time we’ll be able to sit in class with our friends, that doesn’t mean the learning process should stop. With a Google Chrome browser extension called Netflix Party, you can still connect with your friends to watch programs and movies on Netflix, all without leaving your […]

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