EDUCATION CORNER
EDUCATION CORNER
At AAYA, we believe that education has the ability to transform lives and communities. The Education Corner is our platform for sharing insights, research, and perspectives on the subject of education. Our articles cover a wide range of topics, from innovative teaching strategies to addressing educational disparities and more.
What sets the Education Corner apart is our team of passionate high school writers who conduct in-depth research into their respective topics. these students bring fresh, youthful perspectives to the conversation, offering valuable insights that reflect their dedication to enhancing the educational landscape.
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How Climate Change is Affecting Education
An often overlooked impact that climate change has is on educational institutions. From destruction of schools to impacting student health, climate change is impacting education around the world.
Gender Equality in Asian Education: Breaking Barriers for Young Women
While significant progress has been made recently for women in Asian countries to receive education, there are still many barriers they still face today.
The Limitations of Standardized Testing
Standardized testing was initially created to gauge the knowledge and skills of students across a broad population, however they no longer serve this purpose.
The Educational Disparities Facing Students in the United States Today
Significant disparity in resources and opportunities due to historical segregation still plague many students today, hindering their socioeconomic mobility.
Does Studying in Groups Help?
Studying in groups is a method often utilized by students however, studies show that it may not be as effective as students may think.
Tales of Two Systems - Educations in South Korea and North Korea
North and South Korea share many differences, with one of the most stark differences in their different systems of education and discipline.
The History of Asian American Hate and Discrimination in Education
There exists a long history of discrimination against the Asian American population within the US education system which still exists today.
How does Class Size Affect Learning?
Does class size impact learning? Research shows us how classroom size shapes both academic achievement and student-teacher relationships.
How Today’s Grading System Impacts Student Education
Grades are a critical part of student life, but the obsession over them has reduced schools to a point where they are no longer a place of learning.
The Effects of Preschool on Educational Achievement
Many low-income families are unable to afford preschool because of high costs, causing their children to miss out on several key benefits.
A Healthier Approach to the Education and Family Relationships of Asian Americans
Asian American children face great pressures from their parents, but parents must change their approach in order to form a healthy relationship with their child.
The Effects of the Model Minority Myth in Education
The Model Myth Minority creates challenges for Asian Americans to conform to unrealistic expectations and misrepresent others who require support.
Education for North Koreans and Educating South Koreans: Saejowi is Leading a Movement to Combat the Suffering of the North Koreans
By Educating South Koreans about North Koreans and providing education to North Koreans, Saejowi is a leader in a grand movement.
The Importance of Homework
While not popular with students, homework is able to serve several benefits such as time management and responsibility, but only when assigned in moderation.
The Impact of IQ on academic success
Often times, the greatness of a student may be attributed to their natural intelligence, but how much impact does IQ really have on academic success?
Healthy Way to Educate Asian American Children in Both Their Originated Language and English
Bilingualism in Asian American children is shown by research to have many benefits and can be taught to children of any age.
How the Gifted and Talented Program Perpetuates Segregation in Schools
While initially intended to support advanced students, the Gifted and Talented program has exacerbated school segregation socioeconomic disparities.
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