Is education stillย  a privilege?: The economic barriers to learning

When looking through lecture notes from a module I studied in my undergraduate degree, I found a slide reminding students that education was once a privilege. This lecture on technology and education informed students about Sophia Jex-Blake and the Edinburgh Seven . This poses a question, is education still a privilege today, and if so,... Continue Reading →

The Debate Surrounding the Puzzle Piece Logo

Introduction What is Autism โ€œAsIAm is Irelandโ€™s National Autism Charityโ€ (โ€œWhat is Autismโ€, AsIAm.ie.) They define autism as: โ€œa complex, invisible condition which a person is born with.โ€ (AsIAm.ie). They describe it as โ€œa neurodevelopmental condition which means that the way a person communicates, interacts and understands other people and the world, is different to... Continue Reading →

Hidden Figures of Pop Culture Part 2: The Doting Schyler

Peggy Schuyler, daughter of General Philip Schuyler and wife of Stephen Van Rensselaer III. Coursey of Wiki Media Commons via Archive.org (Baxter and Schuler, 1987) ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Last week I told the story of Roy Oliver Disney, whom I feel was often under shadowed by his younger brother Walt. I have also dedicated to two posts... Continue Reading →

Pop Culture Nannies: Imperfectly misleading in (almost) every-way

Edmund Blair Leighton - The New Governess. Photo: Edmund Leightonย  (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons) ______________________________________________________________________________________________ As a writer, I often struggle to come up with new ideas. Normally the hectic nature of college hinders my creativity. However, I have made a habit of using my assignments to express my own view and improve my writing.... Continue Reading →

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