Education
Myths About Teaching
by Milli Beamer You are thinking about throwing your resume into the mix to be a part of school staffing. It’d be great to be a teacher, wouldn’t it? There …
Taking Juno Walks on Dog Day
by Patty Fletcher I can hardly believe this day has arrived. Yesterday passed in a whirlwind of activity. One of the most important things we did was to take …
Musings of a Multiple Disabled Guide Dog Handler: 5 Days Out
by Patty Fletcher Prince Edward pounced onto my chest with a mighty meow at just before 7 AM. “Oh! Sweetie, no chance of my sleeping late with you around …
Stinger Scott: Drawing Attention to Academic Fraud
When I wrote the script for the short film Stinger Scott, I was responding to a creative challenge posted on Stage 32, the networking site for film people. …
Earn Your Medical Coding Degree While Living in the UK
by Jenny Griffiths Do you have dreams of living abroad and earning a degree? Thanks to technology, anything is possible. There are between 125,000 and 157,000 …
How Long Should Your Online Course Videos Be?
by Sarah Cordiner A common question asked by new course creators is ‘how long should my online course be’? The quick answer to this is that the value of a …
How to Deal with Stress over Providing Your Child with Better Education
by Isabel William It’s completely normal and logical that every parent wants only the best for their child, but the truth is that the majority of parents …
A Guide to Help You Save for Your Child’s Education
by Shiv Nanda No doubt education is important. But the costs are a major concern. If you want your child to have a good education, you need to have a plan in …
Ten Fun Facts about Pi Day
by Monica Mendoza The first three digits of Pi (π) is 3.14. Because of that, math lovers celebrate this iconic irrational number every year on March 14 or …
Tom’s Story – Balance and Focus
by Leila R. Ferrari As a school principal at the residential center, Tom was well liked and supportive of students and staff alike. He had a listening ear and …
Learning as a Personal Experience for Young Adults!
by Steve Sonntag Learning can be both a wonderful and challenging experience for students. It is wonderful when students can become inspired and motivated. …
Considering Students’ Learning Styles in Preparing School Curricula
by Ann Harrison In a classroom that is oftentimes filled with as many as 35 students, it may seem a bit daunting to teach so many students, when each student …
Top Accredited Nursing Schools in Maine
by Rick Dale In case you live in Maine and want to study nursing, then the first thing that you will need is a list of universities and colleges. Well, with …
Boost Your Learning Capacity: 32 Amazing Tips
Do you have difficulty learning material, particularly curricular material? Here are some helpful tips. Think about this: What is the ultimate recipe for …
7 Steps to Developing Good Habits
by StartBloggingOnline.com One sure way to make yourself more productive is to start incorporating good practices in your life. These positive habits could …
Thought Farming
by Jim Burtles I want to introduce you to a discovery of mine which I have found very useful over the years. It is a rather special, effective form of virtual …
How Air Conditioning Changed the World
by Stacy Smith Thanks to Willis Haviland Carrier, who invented the world’s first air conditioner back in the early 1900s to modulate the temperature inside a …
My Home Away from Home: Life at Perkins School for the Blind
C 2013 by Robert T. Branco From the ages of 12 to 19, the author attended a school for the blind. He tells about life in the “cottages,” academics, …
The Uniqueness of the Military Justice System: Things to Know
by John Gary If you are in the military or you have gotten involved with the military in a legal manner, then you have probably been trying to figure out …
How to get a Job as a Pharmacy Technician
by John Gary It might seem easy to help a pharmacist dispense medication from the prescription. But, it requires extreme precision and accuracy to do so. The …
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