Not all wounds are loud. Some don’t come with tears or blowups. They arrive mid-glance or in the half-beat after a sentence. And in schools, they’re everywhere—small, forgettable moments that don’t seem like much until you see a student begin to withdraw. Confidence doesn’t disappear all at once. It fades, usually in quiet places. As ...
Most of us don’t like to admit how much our emotions shape what we’re capable of. But the truth is, they do. We don’t work well when we’re heartbroken. We don’t concentrate well when we feel rejected. And we certainly don’t learn well when we’re nursing the fallout of a relationship that once felt like ...
Ask anyone to describe student life and they’ll probably mention things like deadlines, exams, parties, maybe a part-time job, or just the general chaos of trying to keep it all together. But beneath the surface of assignments and group projects, there’s a more personal journey taking place. One that rarely gets acknowledged. It’s the emotional ...
At first glance, it might seem trivial. A simple grammar rule. A typo someone forgot to fix. But when you see “lake Texoma” written in lowercase, it doesn’t just look odd. It feels wrong. Because Lake Texoma should be capitalized, always. Not just because the rules of English demand it, but because the lake itself ...
