by M Maxwell | Jan 25, 2019 | NYCDOE, Teachers, Technology
Managing a group of children has always been a challenge, let alone trying to teach them something. It is not easy for all kinds of 15 years people, each with their interests and dreams could live together five days a week. Better not to mention when they... 
by M Maxwell | Sep 12, 2018 | NYCDOE, Principals, Schools, Teachers
Lots of people have heard of cloud computing; but only very few understand its importance. Cloud computing in the education sector predicted to be worth $25.36 billion in 2021, a sign of its immense potential. In this article, we are taking a look at the importance of... 
by M Maxwell | Aug 12, 2018 | NYCDOE, Schools, Teachers
Summer vacations are often regarded and commemorated as the most essential part of any school’s year, which allows the student to take a break from their studies, and enjoy their leisure time. A majority of the students resort to working summer jobs to meet their... by M Maxwell | Jul 18, 2018 | NYCDOE
Starting with high school education could be immensely exciting yet frightening for a majority of the students. They begin their school life with an enthusiastic spirit, and they expect to score the best scores to pave their ways to their dream university. However,... by M Maxwell | Jul 13, 2018 | NYCDOE
Are teachers underappreciated in the United States? It is no wonder that the teaching profession is highly valued in the USA. However, the teachers are not appreciated and valued as much as their professions. The teachers are compliantly the educators of our... by M Maxwell | Jul 1, 2018 | NYCDOE, Parents, Principals, Schools, Teachers
This past school year that ended June 26th, 2018, was very exhausting for me. There are many reasons why this school year was not well for me. For instance, the school principal was not in the best mood all year-long. I feel that the principal was under pressure due... 
