Subscription Culture and the Small Monthly Trap
Subscriptions make spending feel smaller than it is. A few dollars for music, cloud storage, streaming, delivery, games, apps, and study tools does not seem like much at first. The problem is that each service quietly returns every month. Students are especially vulnerable because subscriptions promise convenience…
Influencer Culture and the Performance of Happiness
Influencer culture turns ordinary life into a performance, and that can affect how young people understand happiness. A morning coffee, gym routine, study session, vacation, or outfit can become content. The result is a world where even normal experiences seem like they should be visually impressive. On…
E-Waste and the Afterlife of Our Devices
Every old phone, laptop, charger, and tablet has an afterlife, whether we think about it or not. Students upgrade devices for school, work, and entertainment. A cracked phone or slow laptop feels useless quickly, but inside it are metals, plastics, batteries, and parts that took energy and…
An Overview of Philippine Education
The significant progress of education in the Philippines has change over time. These changes in Philippine education have advantages and disadvantages based on the performance and contribution of government, students and teachers to excel on their own field of interest. Going back to Philippine history in relation…
Who is to blame, if not the whole of Europe
Francis Lee High School Student Who-is-to-blame-if-not-the-whole-of-Europe (click to view)…
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