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Tag: Funds of Knowledge

How to pick up a new hobby as someone who has probably a million

Alicia Dyer (’25) uses their vast experience to give a how-to on staring a new hobby.

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A Guide to AP Courses at Skyline

Nithila Balaji (’25) shares her vast experience with AP classes. Read this guide to help you make your AP choices.

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Surviving: Taking AP English as a Non-Native Speaker

Cathy Lee (’25) encourages English Language Learners to take on the challenge of AP English classes, and offers resources and advice.

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Collaborating on The Learning Center’s New Podcast

Andrew Chen (’25) shares his reflections on creating the first episode of the Learning Center’s new podcast and how collaborative projects can be fulfilling and challenging at the same time.

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Pursuing Higher Education Later in Life

Catherine vanLent (’25) challenges the stereotype that all college students are in their teens and early twenties and explores possible benefits to taking this path. “Getting money can broaden your options for college while decreasing debt, and some jobs will even pay for their employees to go back to school.”

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