by Marilyn Gardner Milton | Jul 29, 2019 | Education, higher education, Marilyn Gardner Milton
Technology is rapidly evolving, and subsequently, it has the power to transform different industries as well. Though schools and academia have not traditionally been the quickest to pick up on digital trends, that doesn’t mean that change isn’t happening. Today we’re...
by Marilyn Gardner Milton | Jun 5, 2019 | Education
Our world is rapidly changing, and, as a result, our education system is quickly transforming as well. Here are three of the ways that American education is changing: 1. Personalization Schools in 2019 are making moves towards personalization. Whereas once students...
by Marilyn Gardner Milton | Feb 8, 2019 | Education, Marilyn Gardner Milton
Some of the finest law schools in the nation can be found in the northeast, namely in the state of Massachusetts. For those pursuing a legal education, the Milton area (a suburb of Boston) offers a variety of law schools, each with unique assets and specific criteria....
by Marilyn Gardner Milton | Jan 3, 2019 | Education, Marilyn Gardner Milton
In the United States, three typical classifications of law degrees exist, the Juris Doctor, the Master of Laws, and the Doctor of Juridical Science. However, despite the fact that all three are graduate degrees, each has a different purpose and each must be studied in...
by Marilyn Gardner Milton | May 20, 2018 | Education, Marilyn Gardner Milton
I’m feeling inspired and reflective from the greatest graduation speeches of all time. I’ve written about the four truths from Joyce DiDonato, the story of success from Ellen DeGeneres, the importance of choosing kindness from Jeff Bezos, and the lesson of...
by Marilyn Gardner Milton | Feb 21, 2018 | Education, Marilyn Gardner Milton
A few weeks ago, I came across a list of the greatest graduation speeches of all time. They were inspiring and made me reflect. Last month, I wrote about Joyce DiDonato’s speech at Juilliard’s 2014 commencement ceremony. This month, I’m writing about Tulane’s...
