Education & Teaching

Alright, buckle up, fam. Whether you’re still rocking that academia life or you’re straight-up grinding on your teaching hustle, you need the right tools in your arsenal to keep it all on lock. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise, the modern classroom? 🎒 Oh, it’s a whole different beast. It’s gone from chalkboards and overhead […]

Alright fam, let’s talk tests. Not the dreaded ones you barely survived in high school (I see you, AP exams and SATs 👀), but the kind that actually matter—a.k.a. effective and engaging assessments. Imagine this: you’re preparing a quiz that’s not just boring multiple-choice questions and fill-in-the-blanks that give serious “android in a human suit”

Alright, listen up squads! 🌟 We’re diving into something SUPER important today—and no, it’s not just another TikTok trend or viral dance challenge. We’re talking about Differentiated Instruction (DI) in the classroom. If you’re getting déjà vu from high school, hang tight—I’m about to decode it real quick, sans the boring teacher vibes. The scoop

Okay, so picture this: It’s a Tuesday 🌧️, and you’re sitting in class struggling to keep your eyes open. Maybe it’s the subject matter. Maybe it’s the dry way the info’s being dumped on you like it’s 2010 PowerPoint season, or just the 8 a.m. struggle being all-too-real. You’ve got your phone under the desk,

You know what’s scary? Falling behind. Not behind on a TV show or a TikTok trend, but behind in school. We’ve all been there — that sinking feeling when you realize you’re not getting it, no matter how hard you try. Whether it’s math that’s looking like a different language or language arts that just

Okay, fam, let’s be real for a sec. The world today looks a whole lot different than it did even five years ago, and you can bet that education is not staying the same either. Gone are the days when kids sat in rows, passed notes under desks, and squinted at a chalkboard for hours.

Alright, fam, let’s face it—classrooms these days are everything but what they used to be. Gone are the days of sleeping through some boring lecture while an old dusty textbook sits on your desk. Today’s classrooms are more dynamic, wired, and engaging, and they cater to digital natives like us—Gen Z. But here’s where it

Alright, so picture this: It’s 2 a.m. You’ve got an exam in like 8 hours, and you’re still surfing TikTok. Panic sets in. “Why didn’t I just start studying sooner?” you think to yourself, as the guilt starts to creep in like a bad Snapchat filter. 🤡 But here’s the thing—college is a grind, and

Introduction: Setting the Vibe So, you’re stuck behind your screen, scrolling through endless Google Docs, YouTube tutorials, and Zoom classes, wondering why online learning isn’t always a vibe. Whether you’re trying to vibe through your college classes, or whether you’re the "Cool Prof" trying to keep your students engaged, online teaching can be a whole

Scrolling through TikTok, swiping through Insta stories, or diving deep into a binge-watch session on Netflix—this is the Gen-Z vibe, right? Now, imagine trying to get into an 8 a.m. online class after a late-night scroll marathon. It’s not exactly the most enticing scenario. 😴 Your brain is kinda stuck somewhere between the dopamine rush