Education & Teaching

Yo, Gen-Z fam! Ever sit in class and feel like your brain’s in airplane mode? 💺 You know what I’m talking about—when the teacher’s droning on and on, and you can’t help but scroll TikTok to save your sanity. We’ve all been there. But here’s the tea: Education doesn’t have to be boring. ✨ No […]

Picture this: You’re decked out in your freshest ‘fit, iced coffee in hand, rolling into your classroom like it’s your stage. You’re not here to just teach—you’re here to inspire. But hold up, before you drop those knowledge bombs and turn minds into gold, there’s something you need to have on lock: classroom management. Yep,

Picture this: you’re in class, trying to stay awake as your teacher drones on and on about something that might be important, but you’ve zoned out so many times that you’re not even sure anymore. Been there? 🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️ Of course you have. And guess what? So have the teachers! But there’s a movement happening right

Alright, squad. Let’s be real—2020 hit us like a wrecking ball. Everything we knew about school flipped upside down in a flash. Suddenly, instead of buzzin’ down hallways with AirPods in, we were stuck juggling Zoom calls, Google Classroom prompts, and all those “You’re on mute” moments. And while learning from your bed in sweats

Alright, fam, let’s be real for a sec. Whether you low-key hate it or you’re vibing with it, online learning is here to stay. I get it—Zoom fatigue, getting distracted by Netflix while a lecture is playing in the background, or clicking through TikTok during a "self-paced" course. Online learning isn’t everybody’s cup of matcha,

Alright, squad, listen up. We’re living in the age of online everything—from endless TikTok scrolling to instant Amazon splurges, the digital world is pretty much our playground. But when it comes to online learning, things can feel a bit, well, different. Your phone’s blowing up with notifications, the Wi-Fi gets wonky right when your prof

Alright fam, let’s talk for a sec about how the game has changed. In the blink of an eye, classrooms morphed from brick walls to digital screens, and suddenly, our whole learning vibe flipped on its head. I mean, we all know that feeling of logging into a Zoom class only to “accidentally” zone out