In today’s world, education can feel like a relentless race. Students worry about test scores, parents worry about performance, and the cycle of anxiety grows stronger with every exam season. Yet beneath all this stress lies a crucial question: what is education really for? If we reframe education not as a high-stakes contest but as training for the mind—a way...
Choosing the right college is a monumental decision that shapes not just a career path, but also personal growth and future opportunities. For students in Asia, this choice often involves a unique set of considerations, from navigating intense academic competition to balancing family expectations and global ambitions. Making an informed decision requires looking beyond simple rankings and delving into what...
It’s the beginning of a new year, and with it comes the tradition of making resolutions. At EduPeeer, we view resolutions as an opportunity to strive towards becoming a better version of who we are. Being a youngster, life can be challenging. To navigate the day-to-day challenges, we're sharing a few suggestions that can assist you in staying on track...
A recent tweet from Nat Eliason, shared by a knowledgeable friend, has helped me crystallise my thoughts around hard work. My professional life puts me in touch with many young individuals and I often observe them swaying towards activities that require lesser work and assure ‘better grades’ or a ‘tick on the resume....
Economists talked about K-shaped recovery in the post-pandemic world, and I see a K-shaped future awaits youngsters in the job market. In the 21st century, success will belong to those who are curious, self-motivated, independent and willing to experiment, even if it means taking risks. The job market will be unforgiving to those who need a predefined direction and a...