This deaf writer offers a compelling new way to think about language

In her memoir “Articulate,” Rachel Kolb explores her experience growing up deaf, focusing on communication rather than loss.

Taylor Swift explains her "stream of consciousness" songwriting sessions with Max Martin and Shellback

Wait, wait, wait, wait. What did you say two minutes ago? That second note was better in that. Can we go back? Run it back. What did you say there?”: Taylor Swift explains her "stream of consciousness ...

Summarize Your Class Notes With the ’GIST' Method

The GIST method is an aptly-named system for condensing your notes (or anything you’ve read, like a chapter in a book) so ...

Operation Education: Work is already happening locally to improve middle school literacy

Indiana education leaders are now turning their attention to addressing gaps in foundational reading skills for ...

A choir teacher asked students to write a song about the slang ‘67' — and it's going viral

A choir teacher was exasperated with hearing slang like “67” in her middle school classroom. Rather than ban it, she asked her students to write and perform a song about it.

What Kate McKinnon’s multi-hyphenate career can teach us about creativity

It took the former 'Saturday Night Live' star 12 years to write her first novel. She tells Fast Company why that's actually a ...

Choir Teacher Asks Students To Write Song Using Gen Alpha Slang

A choir teacher is going viral after she asked students to write a song using their favorite slang words including "6-7," “skibidi” and "slay" among others. TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager shares the Morning ...