Students in South Korea begin to value self-care amid academic pressures
South Korean media and television are helping raise awareness of youth experiences with stress and anxiety.
Maryland General Assembly considers health education, parental rights bills
Bills about parental rights, the state health curriculum and more are generating conversations around the state.
We are not children. Professors must stop banning our laptops in class.
Laptop bans undermine students’ ability to study in a way that works for them.
ChatGPT is not a tool for learning. It must be banned in class.
Instructors can teach students to think critically, but ChatGPT only teaches them to mimic.
Meet the PGCPS school board candidates in districts near College Park
The Diamondback reached out to Board of Education candidates in Districts 2 and 3 to learn more about each candidate’s platform.
Here’s where Md.’s gubernatorial candidates stand on education policy
Education is one of the top issues on voters’ minds ahead of the midterms, according to a September Washington Post-ABC News poll.
UMD Academic Achievement Programs to expand tutoring service courses
The program will increase the number of courses it offers tutoring for to more than 40 courses from its current listing of 35 courses.
Discussing racism from the global lens will help us address the issue at home
Racism is an international issue. It’s time we present it as one.
Standardized testing is a bad indicator of learning in a pandemic
The pandemic changed how children learn. Standardized tests must change too.
André Nottingham makes education his focus in Maryland General Assembly campaign
Nottingham's campaign also focuses on the lack of downtown employment center and making roads, like Route 210, safer.