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If you’re looking to pocket some extra cash and get valuable experience that lasts a lifetime, starting a business as a teen may be in the cards for you.
Are you a strong English student, or have a natural knack for literature and language? Make the most of your skills here!
Student spotlight: Ruhani, a high school student, is an accomplished writer already and plans to continue sharing her work with the world.
Regardless of whether you’re pursuing a career in STEM, social sciences, or the arts it is important to continue your growth in literacy. In previous book club posts, we’ve talked about how reading can act as a calm space in the craziness of college preparation, as well as develop your writing and creative thinking skills. In addition to these outstanding literacy benefits, reading regularly can provide you with new experiences, perspectives, and life lessons that will help you become a more well-rounded student and individual. With that said, here are few reads to add to your spring reading list:
As promised, we are back with our book recommendations for February! If you missed our first post in January, we talked about the positive impact a love for reading can have on college readiness.
In our Book Club, we feature top book recommendations for high schoolers! This list highlights some of our favorite options of critical reading for reflection.
Academic writing in high school vs. college differ in key aspects. Let’s talk about how your writing must change
English used to be my worst subject in high school. There were a couple practices I used to improve my writing that you could also utilize.
Becoming well-read introduces innumerate opportunities. With that in mind, this installment in our Book Club series lists out reads for the well-rounded student.
This article will review several categories of books for college bound students and explain how they will serve you.
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