Articles
Drue Kataoka and the Fine Line Between Technology and Art
Drue Kataoka is an artist who pushes the bounds of art and technology by combing them. She’s known for her interactive pieces and political commentary through her art.
Traveling Overseas To Do Something You Love And Adapting To The Local Food
When traveling to foreign places, one of the things that sticks out is how different the food is, especially depending on where you are.
How To Counter The ‘Vicious Cycle’ Of More Black Boys Being Placed In Special Ed Classes Than Gifted And Talented Ones
Educators in the United States have known for years that black boys are overrepresented in special education (SPED) classes and underrepresented in gifted and talented education (GATE) ones.
Making Sure Military B.R.A.T.s Have Enough Teachers At DOD Schools
More than 66,000 Military B.R.A.T.s are enrolled in 160 schools located in 11 foreign countries, seven U.S. states and two territories. Additionally, more than 8,000 educators teach these students.
The Underlying Jewel of Oktoberfest
One of the biggest events of the year all over the world is Oktoberfest, the holiday where people all over the world come to celebrate beer, bratwursts and pretzels.
Diversity in Skateboarding
Over the years, skateboarding has become increasingly popular, with the sport making its first Olympic appearance in Toyko, Japan.
‘Belonging Beyond Borders’ — A Book for Adult TCKs
Third Culture Kids (TCKs) have typically spent a significant part of their upbringing crossing cultures. Their experiences can make it challenging to find, form and sustain a sense of belonging to place and to people.
Advancing The Talents Of Female Filmmakers
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has an initiative that seeks to nurture the talents of emerging women filmmakers.