IntroductionAlgebra is often thought of as a complex field of mathematics full of abstract symbols and equations. However, it is the backbone of modern science, technology, engineering and even finance. In this blog post, we'll delve into what makes algebra...

After completing my Bachelor's degree in Political Science and taking some time away from school to gain some working experience, I found myself returning to University life to complete my graduate degree. Because I was not new to academia, I was more...

Understanding Internet Security and Cyber Safety  In today's interconnected world, internet security and cyber safety are essential for both individuals and businesses. With the increasing reliance on digital platforms, understanding the basics...

As a young child, the world around us is filled with endless possibilities and untapped potential. For some, this curiosity manifests itself in the form of creative play, where everyday objects become tools for innovation and imagination. Such was the...

In each of my introductory college courses, the thing I hear the most from my students on the first day is: “I’m not that great a writer, so I’m really nervous for this class.” I understand their apprehension. My intro-level classes are either...

You might not think that putting a plate of cookies on top of your car is the best place for a ten minute car ride across town.  However, from a physics point of view, there is...

Have you ever heard of Sudoku? If you have, have you ever completed or attempted one? Sudoku puzzles are a beloved pastime all over the world because they're not just fun—they also help your brain get stronger. Originating from Japan, Sudoku puzzles...

Have you ever dreamed about getting a 99th percentile score on the ACT Test? Many of your colleagues may tell you that it is so hard to get a high score and only those with Einstein’s brain can barely do it. But hey, that is NOT true. I have helped...

Did you know that "2/3 of students who cannot read proficiently by the end of 4th grade will end up in jail or on welfare. Over 70% of America’s inmates cannot read above a 4th grade level." online.regiscollege.edu. Can...

When kids get into trouble during school, it's usually for things like sleeping in class, texting under their desk, or starting cafeteria-wide food fights that make the janitors turn crimson. I, on the other hand, got into trouble for reading.Yes, as...