Sorting Through Information There are billions of websites available on the internet, led by people with billions of different agendas. With so much information available to us, it’s important that we learn how to sort through all the noise. This week we want to discuss a tool that can help to narrow our focus when…
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Books to Read When Staying Home Due to everyone being encouraged to remain home, we thought it was time for another book recommendation list. We chose primarily books that are a bit more lighthearted and less tragic so if that’s what you’re looking for during this chaotic time, we hope you enjoy! Waterfall by Lisa…
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What’s so Great About Classics? English classes are notorious for insisting that students read fifty-year-old (or older) novels and short stories that are difficult to understand and seem way behind the times. Fortunately, many English teachers are requiring more modern reads but there seems to always be at least one classic required reading. Many students…
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