With Grade 8 students across Ontario choosing their courses in preparation for their first year of high school, reports suggest that Grade 8 is simply too young to be deciding on what stream of courses to take (Academic or Applied). With so much riding on the decision, including options for post-secondary education, students might be […]
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It’s clear that girls often struggle to succeed in male-dominated professions, often being held to higher standards and having to prove their worth more than their male peers. But intelligent girls seem to have another hurdle when it comes to success in any subject: themselves. According to an article in Psychology Today by Heidi Grant […]
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The Olympic Games are underway and many are watching the breathtaking feats of the athletes with awe and admiration. While most of us will not become professional speed skaters or ski jumpers, there is something very important we can learn from watching the athletes perform: success takes hard work and determination! No athlete gets to […]
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