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Worried About Internet Safety for Younger Children? Check Out The Wolf in Sheep’s Avatar

March 14, 2022 by Contributing Writer

UseMuse is excited to announce the release of Kyrie Dunphy’s book “The Wolf in Sheep’s Avatar.” The book, geared to a younger audience (three- to seven-year-olds) is now available on Amazon. “Younger and younger kids are getting online, and I wanted to write a cautionary tale so they will be safe on the internet,” noted Kyrie Dunphy, book author and founder/president of … [Read more...]

A Teacher’s Solution to Avoid a Public Education Crisis

March 7, 2022 by Kyle Johnson

A new survey released by the National Education Association showed that 55% of educators are thinking about leaving the profession earlier than they had planned. School districts across the nation are already experiencing teacher shortages. The U.S. is on course to have a public education crisis. Some might say it has already started. Many teachers would agree that there are … [Read more...]

Nona Heroes: Megan Cassidy

March 4, 2022 by Felicity Mae Gomer

Photos Courtesy of Megan Cassidy Dubbed the Feisty Runner, Lake Nona’s own Megan Cassidy shows us tenacity and feverish determination toward reaching goals, getting moving, and the value of support. This motivated young lady started out with a simple goal: to beat the world record for consecutive marathons run. What really ended up happening was much greater, much more … [Read more...]

Presenting Financial Literacy to Gen Z Through Social Gaming

December 13, 2021 by Contributing Writer

Photos Courtesy of George Washington University Online High School In most schools in the U.S., courses like geometry and biology are required during high school years. However, according to CNBC, only 21 states mandate some form of financial literacy course in the public education system. As a high school sophomore, I am confounded by this fact since financial literacy is … [Read more...]

Nobel Notable of Laureate Park: Leon Lederman, Cosmological Comedian

December 7, 2021 by Dennis Delehanty

“The Goddamn Particle” was the title Leon Lederman had chosen for his book about the development of quantum mechanics. Lederman, the “Mel Brooks of Physics,” had invented the moniker as a joke. The goddamn particle in question was a bit of mass later to be recognized as the Higgs boson, the final puzzle piece in the array of 17 elementary particles that make up the Standard … [Read more...]

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