General News Archives — College Planning Center and Guides
Teachers managing extracurricular projects, yearbooks, theater, clubs, showcases, often discover that creative school projects management doesn’t stay “extra” for long. The real strain isn’t the project itself; it’s the endless school project coordination that spills into planning periods, evenings, and weekends, quietly stacking onto an already full load. These extracurricular project challenges can turn teacher […]
Challenge what you know about history. Explore the truth behind myths like Napoleon’s height, Viking helmets, and George Washington’s dentures.
Social media shopping is becoming the go-to way for Gen Z to discover and purchase products, particularly on platforms like TikTok. With 48% of Gen Z admitting to shopping on TikTok at least once a month, this trend is reshaping how they interact with brands, spend their money, and even express themselves. For college students, […]
Understanding the different ways each generation views advertisements can help you create an effective advertisement and marketing strategy.
The school year is almost over, and summer is approaching. After a long and tough year, you deserve a three-month break from everything. You’ve done some amazing work as a teacher this year, and now you can enjoy some time off. However, an educator’s job never ends. Here’s what to include in your lesson plan […]
Before choosing a summer school, consider the location, cost, and extracurricular activities. You should decide how much supervision your child will need. Whether your child is too young or too old, you should check whether the summer camp offers counselors and other staff who will live in the same dorm as your child. If your […]
If you have a college break coming up, you’re probably pretty excited. You get to spend time away from the stress of school! However, you may also be unsure about what to do, especially if you have a particularly long break. So, here are four things for college students to do during a break. 1. […]
Unfortunately, asbestos-related diseases such as mesothelioma are rising daily, yet all asbestos-related injuries are preventable. The root of most asbestos exposure is getting into contact with toxic fibers while working or handling products with asbestos contamination. Asbestos fibers can be breathed in or get stuck on clothing, which are common ways that someone can gain […]
There are many benefits to volunteering while you’re in college. It looks excellent on your resume, for one. But beyond that, it’s also good for the soul. Do you think you won’t have any time for community service during college? Even if you’re a double major, think again. You may change your tune after getting […]
In the early 15th century, against all odds, a committee wrote a great work of literature. King James I of England, Scotland, and Ireland convened a council of Biblical scholars and translators to issue a new version of the Bible for the Church of England, which had recently split from the Roman Catholic Church. Though […]