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Leora Eisenberg
Jun 5, 2020
Online Graduation at Princeton University
Four months ago, graduation seemed so far away. I still had time to enjoy “college life,” as one puts it: friends, parties, and, of...
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Leora Eisenberg
Jun 4, 2020
Introducing: "Introduction to Public Speaking and Self-Presentation" with Marta Molfar
I’ve heard it said before that the most common fear in the United States is public speaking -- and that the second most common fear is...
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Taylor Chin
Jun 1, 2020
HermionaU Instructor Spotlight: Dmitry Shvartsman
Most of the time, we don't stop to think about the way that biological cells and tissues coordinate everything that happens in our body,...
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David Lysenko
May 30, 2020
Introducing: Ideation, Concentration, and Emotion Through Art
“At the point where poetry and dreams meet, the artist captures the soul of the world. Thousands of charms soar into the sky in the music...
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alxmary
May 26, 2020
Leland Stanford Zoom University
Like many schools and universities throughout the world, Stanford has transitioned to online classes in the wake of the COVID-19...
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Taylor Chin
May 25, 2020
HermionaU Instructor Spotlight: Alexander Melkumov
Cinematography doesn't start with having the most expensive camera or the most recognized creative potential; it begins with a desire to...
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Leora Eisenberg
May 21, 2020
Memes and More: A De-Brief on Hermiona's Masterclass with Ksenia Turkova
This past Sunday, Hermiona hosted a free masterclass with Ksenia Turkova -- a world-renowned journalist, linguist, news anchor, and...
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Taylor Chin
May 17, 2020
HermionaU Spotlight: Ksenia Turkova
Learning languages doesn't have to be boring! HermionaU instructor Ksenia Turkova likes to enforce the idea that language learning is fun...
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Leora Eisenberg
May 16, 2020
Introducing: "How to Learn a Language From Scratch"
When I was eleven, I decided to teach myself French. I used all of my Barnes and Noble gift cards on grammar textbooks and spent most of...
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Max Ehrlich
May 13, 2020
Phillips Academy -- Online!
Going to boarding school a thousand miles from home is one thing, but going to boarding school 1,000 miles from school is another. During...
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David Lysenko
May 10, 2020
Introducing: "The Birth of America"
“Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it” (George Santayana). Referring to the accession of Napoleon III, Karl Marx...
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Jason Lu
May 7, 2020
Davidson's Take on "Online Learning"
“If there were any two semesters I wouldn’t want cut short, it’d definitely be my first and my last.” That was the line I gave to every...
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Alice Chudnovsky
May 3, 2020
Introducing: "How to Build Relationships and Communicate with People"
While in school, knowledge is measured in very concrete ways - via material learned in school, homework assignments and tests. Students...
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Leora Eisenberg
Apr 30, 2020
Distance Learning at Princeton
I am writing this blog on my last day of undergraduate classes. As I clicked “leave meeting” for the last time, I realized that this is...
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Taylor Chin
Apr 27, 2020
HermionaU — and why it stands out
With COVID-19, online education has been put to the test more than ever. Online courses have gone from a convenient option to a mandatory...
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Taylor Chin
Apr 6, 2020
5 tips for studying during quarantine
Right now, most of the world is in quarantine and study rituals have been thrown into uncertain chaos with the recent switch to online...
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Yelena Kadeykina
Mar 26, 2020
How to pick your school during coronavirus
Making a final choice of a college or a boarding school once admitted can be one of a student’s most exciting moments in life so far. Due...
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Michael Rupprecht
Mar 2, 2020
“Thinking rooms”: Expanding the notion of classrooms to include unstructured, free thought
For those of you who remember (most of you perhaps all too acutely) what primary and secondary school is like, you may recall that the...
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Leora Eisenberg
Feb 14, 2020
A Typical Week at My High School
Admittedly, it’s been four years since I was last in high school — but I remember it well. I went to an intensive, college-preparatory...
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