Eyan Chan turned her pandemic hobby into a thriving business, blending cultural flavours and entrepreneurship.

Amid the pandemic, Eyan Chan used her corporate skills and turned her sauce-making hobby into a thriving business.

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Witt started in the child care field as a nanny right out of high school. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Witt was a stay-at-home mom.

People from Afghanistan make up nearly a majority of Highlands Community Charter School’s approximate 12,000 students, according to school data. Sacramento County is home to the largest population of ...

When a teacher builds a face-to-face relationship with students , it is, as it turns out, just as impactful as many edtech ...

Born into a world of hyperconnectivity and AI, Generation Alpha faces neurological and emotional realities no curriculum was designed for. In her new book, Generation Alpha in the Classroom: New ...