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Lauran Woolley

Lauran Woolley is a Teacher With a TikTok Classroom of 5 Million

Lauran Woolley, an Ohio elementary school teacher, shares classroom tips and humor with 5.5 million followers on TikTok and on a hit podcast.
By Rachyl Jones
A teacher speaks with her students while seated at a circular table in a New York City classroom.

Once Respected, Now Teaching Doesn’t Compete With Being an Eyelash Technician

Would you give up making $1,500 a day as a lash technician to earn a teaching degree? A recent debate shed light on the declining value of professions like education, particularly among younger generations.
By Courtney Vinopal
MADRID, SPAIN - MARCH 20: Children use protective glasses to look into the sky during a partial solar eclipse outside the Planetario on March 20, 2015 in Madrid.

How to Get Kids Interested In Science—and Why It Matters

We must raise a generation of science-fluent children who take the everyday steps necessary to protect our planet. The recent eclipse showed the interest is there.
By Laura Overdeck
Most people I talk to don’t have a reading strategy.

How to Retain More From the Books You Read in Five Simple Steps

By Darius Foroux
A view of the New York Stock Exchange.

Exposing a Bad Trader

By Timothy Sykes
A high school grade book.

Why Teachers Are Going Gradeless

By Arthur Chiaravalli
Being an influential person has very little to do with enrolling people in your personal agenda.

The Skills You Need—But No One Tells You About—If You Want to Be Influential

By Michael Ellsberg and Bryan Franklin
Marissa Nadler.

All the Colors of the Dark: The Spirits of Marissa Nadler

By Justin Joffe
BRISTOL, UNITED KINGDOM - FEBRUARY 26: A pupil uses a laptop computer during a english lesson at the Ridings Federation Winterbourne International Academy in Winterbourne near Bristol on February 26, 2015 in South Gloucestershire, England. Education, along with National Health Service and the economy are likely to be key election issues in the forthcoming general election in May. (Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)

Computer Literacy Shouldn’t Take a Decade

By The Editors
(Photo: Vera Marmelo)

Long Live Youth Revolt: Thurston Moore Expands His Sound With a New Band

By Linda Laban
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