malik.mohsin0415@gmail.com The rise of school choice has sparked a heated debate in education circles across the United States. At the center of this debate is the voucher system, which allows parents to use public funds to send their children to private schools, including charter schools. Proponents argue that vouchers give parents the freedom to choose the … Read more
The charter school movement has long been one of the most debated topics in American education. Charter schools, which are publicly funded but operate independently of district control, have been touted as a solution to the flaws of traditional public schools, offering parents more choices and creating competition that supposedly drives improvement. However, as the … Read more
For decades, the U.S. education system has been heavily focused on standardized testing as the primary measure of student achievement. The pressure to perform well on tests has contributed to a culture of high-stakes assessment, leading to increased stress, anxiety, and burnout among students. However, in recent years, educators, mental health professionals, and policymakers have … Read more
In today’s education system, standardized tests have long been considered the ultimate measure of a student’s success. From elementary school to high school, students are subjected to a range of assessments that focus primarily on academic knowledge. However, there is a growing realization that test scores alone do not paint a full picture of a … Read more
As mental health awareness continues to rise, U.S. schools are increasingly recognizing the importance of counseling services as a critical component of the educational experience. Traditionally, the focus in schools has been on academic achievement, primarily measured through standardized tests and grades. However, over the past few years, educators, administrators, and mental health professionals have … Read more
In today’s educational landscape, standardized testing has become a cornerstone of student assessment. From elementary schools to high schools, students across the U.S. face these high-stakes exams as a measure of academic success. However, there is growing concern over the pressure these tests place on students, often leading to stress, anxiety, and other mental health … Read more
In recent years, there has been a significant shift in the priorities of U.S. schools, with mental health gaining recognition as a critical component of student success. Traditionally, education systems have placed heavy emphasis on academic performance, often measured through standardized tests and grades. However, growing concerns about student stress, anxiety, and burnout have led … Read more
For decades, standardized testing has been the cornerstone of educational assessment in the United States. These tests, designed to measure student knowledge and performance in key subjects, have often been viewed as the ultimate tool for evaluating schools, teachers, and students. However, recent shifts in educational policy and thinking are moving away from this “test-based” … Read more
For years, the U.S. education system has largely presented history through a Eurocentric lens. This focus has meant that the perspectives, achievements, and contributions of non-European cultures and civilizations were often overlooked or undervalued. However, there has been a growing movement within schools across the country to shift from a predominantly Eurocentric approach to a … Read more
In the United States, the narrative of history has often been told from a limited perspective, largely focusing on the experiences of heterosexual, cisgender individuals. LGBTQ+ history, a vital and dynamic part of the nation’s past, has too often been omitted or marginalized in school curricula. As we move toward a more inclusive society, it … Read more