Students should avoid goofing off, give teachers respect

Elad Gov-Ari • October 27, 2017

Students should be attentive and respectful during classroom time and teachers should implement harsher rules to keep distraction minimal.

Quiet kids need support

Nikol Slatinska • September 30, 2017

How come being quiet can earn children marks of good conduct on their grade reports, while socializing too much during class often results in a scolding?

Types of assessments test student skills

Katie Whaley • April 7, 2017

Students and teachers speak about how written assessments compare to oral assessments and how imperative communication skills are in high school and beyond.

House Bill seeks to eliminate student favoritism in Missouri

Cam Fuller • March 9, 2016

Although many students pick favorite teachers, it is taboo for teachers to pick favorite students. A new bill could hinder the latter from occurring.

Different learning styles affect classroom success

Nicole Schroeder • October 8, 2015

When going online to his website, students in James Meyer's humanities class have access to much more than just a repetition of the day's PowerPoint presentation. Knowing the wide variety of students and...