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  • Why Become a Parent Educator  By : Tina Allen, LMT, CIIT, CIMI
    Teach Infant Massage - Become a Certified Infant Massage Instructor! What is a Certified Infant Massage Instructor? A Certified Infant Massage Instructor (CIMI®) is a parent educator who teaches the healing art of infant massage to parents or caregivers in the presence of their babies. You do not need to be a massage therapist, or have any previous experience in the healthcare field to become certified to teach infant massage.
  • Back To School Dress Codes  By : Jim Brown
    Most school systems have tolerated many infractions to the dress codes that are in place in the schools under their jurisdiction.
  • The Early Stages Of Education For Children Under Five  By : Jim Brown
    Most parents are afforded the responsibility of taking care of educating their children in the early stages of life.
  • Tutoring Services: Five Tips for Choosing the Best  By : Chris Robertson
    How do you make an informed decision about which tutoring service to use? Here are five tips for choosing the best.
  • The Benefits of Mainstream Education  By : Michael DeLion
    Mainstream education is often rejected in preference of privatised education by the wealthy, and is thought of as a more rounded education for the next generation. By paying the extortionate tuition fees for private education, the impression is that the quality and performance around exam time reflect the value paid to produce more academic pupils with a better chance in life.
  • Medical School Personal Statements  By : James Wallis
    Winning personal statements contain two categories. One category deals with what motivated a student to seek admission in a medical college. The other category conveys the personal attributes of the student. These special characteristics determine whether the student would make a good doctor.
  • The Cost of Many Educational Resources Is About to Drop!  By : Steve Kroening
    Want to get educational resources without spending a lot of money? Check out this website!
  • Why Tutoring Services are Necessary in Today's Educational Environment  By : Chris Robertson
    Parents are increasingly turning to tutoring services in order to help their children reach their potential. Here's why...
  • Written Assessments - Discipline Yourself and Focus!  By : Martin Haworth
    Most assessment centers will consist of a number of activities specially selected to test you out. Some you will find challenging and with written assessments, there are actions you can take to make your life much easier...
  • Educational Use Of Copyrighted Material  By : Jim Brown
    The educational use of copyrighted material may seem like a two-edged sword for many educators.
  • What Congregations Should Know About Federal Funding for Child Care  By : Jerry Johnson
    As part of the 1996 welfare reform law, the Federal government is committed to support the work efforts of current and former welfare dependent families working toward self-sufficiency.
  • National Appreciation Of Educators  By : Jim Brown
    Teacher's Day is celebrated across Thailand on the second Thursday every June.
  • 8 Powerful Benefits of Audio Books to Teaching  By : Juliette Lee
    Here are 10 specific benefits of using audio books for students
  • Graduation, A Peculiar Ceremony  By : Ben Welch
    Unknown to most, this article points out the irony of celebration that is supposed to commemorate higher learning but which most of the attendees - including the graduates - don't understand.
  • Travelling And Educating Abroad  By : Jim Brown
    Growing up in Canada has afforded me a wealth of travel possibilities and the desire to experience and educate others around the world.
  • Your Gifted Child Is Our Future  By : Pat Jackson
    The importance of educating children cannot be overstated. In today's headlines are many stories about the public school systems failing to properly educate our young ones; the next generations, they are truly the future of this country. Gifted children should be encouraged all the more.
  • Common Misconceptions About Learning Disabilities  By : Jane Saeman
    Let's dispel some myths surrounding learning disabilities.
  • The Intelligent Person's Resource for Education and Learning  By : Michael DeLion
    The internet is awash with information. Whether you are looking for information on cars or tin can production, you can be sure that there is a website which caters to your every need. Unlike the offline world, media outlets can cater for much smaller niches online.
  • Die Casting: The Process And The Techniques  By : Adrian Adams
    What is die casting? Essentially, die casting uses steel molds called dies which molten metal is forced into using extremely high pressure.
  • 5 Ways To Help Child Education Succeed  By : travis klein
    Helping ensuring child education success falls on the parents as much as it does the child. Schools and teachers can only do so much. When a child has the discipline, love and support needed to excel at their personal best level, they very likely will.
  • Keeping Track of Lesson Plans History  By : Sarah Jones
    How to keep track of past, present, and future lesson plans.
  • Math Tutors May Not Be Answer To Mathematical Challenges  By : Paul Counts
    Underlying cognitive skills are proven to be the cause of many math difficulties.
  • Creative Techniques and Learning Disabilities  By : Jane Saeman
    What and how to use different techniques to overcome learning disabilities.
  • Types Of Synthetic Fabrics And Their Properties  By : Derek Both
    Synthetic fibres are made from chemicals and can have superior properties to natural fibres such as cotton or silk. Synthetic textiles are made from either inorganic products or a mixture of organic ones and chemicals. Some can be strong and durable. Some might dry extra quickly and others might be absorbent or very easy to dye.
  • Types Of Natural Fabrics And Their Properties  By : Derek Both
    Natural fabrics are derived from the fibres of animal coats, plant seeds, stems and leaves, and silkworm cocoons. They are soft and breathable and UV light does not cause discoloration.
  • Learning Style Exercise Help Identify Root Causes for Learning Disabilities  By : Paul Counts
    Identifying the deep and underlying causes of learning disabilities doesn't have to be difficult. A Learning Style Exercise can help individual pinpoint potentially weak cognitive skills which can cause learning disabilities.
  • Illiteracy in America  By : Tina Matsunaga
    Function illiteracy in American homes today
  • You're Killing Your Child's Chances For Success In School  By : Jim Sarris
    Parent's who reinforce memory problems with tales of their own give their kids a perfect excuse to give up. Here's what you can do to change that.
  • Learning Should Begin At Home  By : Sarah Jones
    No matter what type of schooling you choose, the key is involvement and participation.
  • Teachers and Counselors, Help Your Students Become Career Explorers  By : Mary Askew
    Help Your Students Become Career Explorers. Make the career exploration journey enjoyable, educational, and effective. Find fun, educational, and not boring kid career tests, assessments, games, web sites, and books. Get resources that meet your child's potentials.
  • Do Not Make The Same Mistakes I Did!  By : Stephen Morgan
    Not everyone can be a fully fledged academic but at least today with new technology you have a head start if you equip yourself with the right tools available at your disposal. You have no idea how much time can be saved, how many spelling mistakes can be rectified without you even noticing and if you are not careful you can actually create the image that you know what you are talking about!
  • Different Types of Learning Disabilities  By : Jane Saeman
    What are some of the common learning disabilities you should be aware of if you have children?
  • Star Player Get Low Grade On Temper  By : Johnny Jenkins
    He said, see what you did me. You are not going to get away with it. Beth was a little nervous. Jimmy grabbed her by both shoulders and started shaking her.
  • Learning Assessments Pinpoint Potential Learning Disabilities  By : Paul Counts
    A learning assessment is the first step in the right direction to help your child overcome common learning disabilities.
  • Text Message Alerts Could Save Lives in Emergency Situations  By : Robert Bentz
    The tragedy at Virginia Tech has many academic institutions looking for the best method to inform students and staff should the unthinkable happen at their school. Text message alerts may be the quickest and most reliable way to reach their constituents.
  • Education Options for Children With Special Needs  By : Kevin Pederson
    There are numerous education options for children with special needs to help them keep up with the challenge of normal education. Learn more on how to adapt and encourage a child with special needs so as to improve their chances of success in life.
  • Reducing Violence in Schools Through Metal Detectors  By : CHARLES MCLEAN
    Schools do not have to have a full-blown security system to protect students from violence. By simply allowing teachers and other school faculty to use hand held metal detectors teachers and school staff are able to reduce the number of students who bring guns, knives and other weapons into the classroom.
  • Improve Your Child's Mathematical Skills with Easy Math Tools  By : Chris Robertson
    Are your children struggling with the subject of mathematics? Here are some simple ways you can help them improve their math skills and build self-confidence in this sometimes difficult subject....
  • Free Dictionaries Vs. Commercial Dictionaries  By : Kevin Dark
    From students to interpreters, professors to translators, the commercial dictionary is an invaluable tool for those involved in the world of business, particularly international business.
  • Where Do Elves Come From?  By : Stephen Dolan
    Elves. They are the wonders of J.R.R Tolkeins books, the pranksters of German myths and the workers for Santa. But who are they and where do they come from?
  • What is true education?  By : Jason Sisneros
    It has come to my attention that much of education as we know it — formal schooling and the like — has fallen very short of the goal of actually educating someone as defined by the dictionary, which is to instruct or enlighten. How many of us know people who are highly “educated” and don’t have the first clue about how to treat people.
  • Multiple Uses of Goat  By : asai
    Goats are truly useful both when they are alive and even after death, offering meat and milk as the skin offering hide. A charity is involved in providing goats to poor people in Africa. The main advantage was that goats are easy to manage than cattle and have multiple uses.
  • Using Story As A Teaching Aid  By : MJ Spyker
    It’s not that easy to tell a story well and especially not when it’s a long one. It needs a certain ability to keep children engaged while they are listening to words with no other props to hold their attention. Presenting a story well is an ability that many teachers have, but may find difficult. Story telling, unless you’re a natural and warm to the task, can be hard work. Nevertheless, it is a method of communication that has a special place in the education and developmen...
  • On Having The Right Attitude To IQ Scores  By : Jimmy Cox
    Is achievement based on intelligence? Or is intelligence based on previous achievement? An interesting discussion for anyone interested in IQ scores in children.
  • 3 Reasons Why Schools Don't Teach Memory Skills  By : Jim Sarris
    It sounds strange that schools don't teach memory skills, but stop and think for a minute...did schools ever teach them to YOU? Here's why.
  • The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Waste!  By : Carl Hampton
    As the costs for the favor of a college education continue to rise every year, is it any wonder that achieving a decent education is seen as a great privilege as opposed to a legitimate right?

    The average cost at a private college last year for tuition, fees, room and board, was $30,207.00. The experts predict that the average cost will increase by 5% each year; enrollment at a more prestigious college will cost you even more.

    In comparison, the average cost of a year’s...
  • Learning Disability Disorders  By : Rene Graeber
    At first glance, 5-year-old David might look like your typical preschooler who is gleefully running, jumping, and playing until he dropped.
  • Six Sigma In Education  By : Tony Jacowski
    Once used strictly in manufacturing, the Six Sigma methodology has branched out to other areas of industry. This article outlines how to use 6 Sigma in Education, a once unlikely field for Six Sigma deployment.
  • A Great New Resource for Students  By : David Stargel
    Students now have an exciting resource in audio books. Audio books can challenge and excite students who have less than perfect reading skills.
  • Choosing Educational Videos for Children  By : Amy Nutt
    Today, videos have become a very popular means of entertainment among children of all ages.
  • Are You Considering Hiring a Private Tutor?  By : Adrian Adams
    No matter what age you are, if you have ever had academic problems in any area, whether it is in high school, college, or trade school, There are many public tutoring programs available.
  • Learning Disabilities and Late Intervention  By : Jane Saeman
    Finding out about a learning disability at any stage in your life is good because then it can be dealt with.
  • Top 3 Myths In Parenting And Teaching Special Needs Children  By : POPS
    Parenting and teaching special needs children is a satisfying and rewarding experience. But this may not be true to some parents and teachers who are still blinded by the common misconceptions in dealing with a special child. Here are the top three common misconceptions and the truth about them.
  • Tips For Planning Your Student Travel Excursions  By : Adrian Adams
    While school is a lovely place to explore history, math, English and science, there are many students who embark on journeys just to get a break from the classroom and campus.
  • Danger in Schools - Are the Scare Stories right?  By : rwakefield
    Tips on school safety and access control.
  • Special Education Has Changed Over Time  By : Paul Counts
    Special education has been assisting students with learning disabilities in the United States education system since the end of World War II. The first push for special education started when a group of parent-organized advocacy groups surfaced.
  • How Audio Books Can Help Engage Your Children In Their Learning  By : Albert TAY
    Educational experts have agreed that books with narration are easier for kids to absorb and remember. Kids enjoy story telling and could remember stories if they heard it from someone.
  • The Art of Research in the Age of Information  By : Kirk Somers
    Some tips on researching.
  • 8 Powerful Reasons To Use Audio Books To Teach Children  By : Eddie Lamb
    There's no denying the fact that most people hated reading as kids. Only a few kids enjoy reading, especially if there is an alternative. Audio books have now made it possible for children to get better access to materials that they don't like reading.
  • Preschool Education Guidelines  By : Tommy Thompson
    Preschool is basically a place which provides preschool education for very young children, and it is generally considered as being an included part of early childhood education. Things to consider when choosing a preschool program: Find out whether the preschool center allows visits at any time, does the curriculum meet your standards, are the teachers and staff friendly, and most important, trust your intuitions. If you feel that a specific preschool education program is not...
  • Jewish Education Scene in Los Angeles  By : Tim Mckeegan
    Gives a brief background of the Jewish Education scene in Southern California, and one of the earliest Jewish Colleges in LA
  • Audiobooks Can Improve Your Listening Skills And Career  By : Bill Urell
    Audiobooks may be the answer for individuals who may not have the time or the budget to enroll in a school to continue traditional learning
  • Nursing Scholarship: Men In The Minority  By : Melih Oztalay
    Where are the scholarships for men in going into the field of nursing? Far and few between in comparison to those that are offered for women and minorities. Wait a minute. Men are the new minority in nursing. Therefore men should take advantage of the minority scholarships that are available.
  • How Audio Books Can Help Engage Children In Their Learning  By : Albert TAY
    There's no denying the fact that most people hated reading as kids. Only a few kids enjoy reading, especially if there is an alternative.
  • Natural Greatness: A "Mind-Shift" for Visionary Parents, Teachers and Leaders  By : Michael Skye
    Visionary leaders, parents and teachers make "the impossible" happen, often succeeding where others fail. This article details a subtle shift in thinking required for visionary leadership in today's world.
  • How Do I Get A Teacher Image?  By : Wolney Filho
    Who is the teacher? What does he make, what does she produce? This article deals about the image I do about teacher.
  • The Benefits of Learning  By : Jimi Adeboyejo
    This write up is about the benefits of education.
  • Audio Books: A Wonderful Way of Learning  By : Bill Urell
    Listening to books is also appealing and makes learning more interesting because of the creative ways of presentation.
  • Audio Books: A New Way To Learn  By : Bill Urell
    Audio books have changed the way people read books by making it more convenient and easy. This new literary format is taking bibliophiles by storm.
  • Using Audio Books in the Classroom  By : Kelvin Ho
    Although originally designed for entertainment or motivational purposes, audio books are now used by many educators who have discovered the advantages of providing audio content to students who struggle with learning for various reasons.
  • Adhd After School  By : Patricia Williams
    Most forward-thinking teachers and instructors understand how to meet the special needs of children with ADHD. Unfortunately, many parents don't.

    ADHD is an acronym for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Children with ADHD struggle with attention problems, as well as hyperactivity. Teachers are trained to help ADHD kids deal with their personal obstacles and meet their learning potential. However, parents can often find it difficult to keep children safely occu...
  • What Makes a Successful Education Path  By : Bryan Wong
    Most experts will tell you that if you do something you enjoy, the better you will be at it and the less it will feel like work, which will encourage you to continue doing your best at it. Finding a study that fits your interest can be the key to your success.
  • Student Recognition  By : Jai Patel
    When I was in elementary school I loved sports and music. It was with pride that I received various blue and red ribbons acknowledging my sports accomplishments, along with many certificates for my musical endeavors. When I moved to Japan, I sold my belongings and just brought the essentials. Within that shipment was one box of sentimental mementos
  • Principal Uses Board To Get Students Expelled  By : Johnny Jenkins
    She parked next to a van with tinted windows. She got out of her vehicle and turned her back to lock it. At that moment, the door of the van slid open and someone grabbed her.
  • Surviving Supply Teaching with Infants  By : Ann Coveney
    Being a teacher in England is becoming increasingly difficult with many teachers now opting for supply teaching as a way of having a life. Here are some ways to survive on supply.
  • Private Schools Offer A Lot Of Advantages That Your Child May Not Recieve In Public School  By : Ray La Foy
    Before you discount private schools because of the potential costs, consider the fact that many local private schools only cost a little more than day care, and the expenses seem a bit more feasible. The fact of the matter is there are very good private schools that don't cost an arm and a leg.
  • Are Private Schools Right For Your Kids?  By : Ray La Foy
    Making the choice between private schools and public ones is a personal choice, but it's also one that can be quite costly. Even if money isn't an issue, it's a good idea to look at some of the pros and cons of both private and public schools before proceeding.
  • What To Do When You Get a Surprise Grade  By : Jane Saeman
    How to make sure that no "surprise" grades show up on your report card.
  • The Self-Motivated Child: Education Through the Montessori Method  By : Thomas Salathe
    By developing confidence and discipline in children, the Montessori Method promotes self-motivated learning. Children learn because they want to, we need this in conventional education today!
  • Classroom Education Or Long Distance Online Courses Better?  By : Chris Chew
    Many people mull over whether to take classroom study courses or enroll in online courses. This article examines the pros and cons of such educational programs.
  • Better Reading Fluency Results In Better Comprehension  By : Paul Counts
    Reading fluency is the ability to read quickly and accurately. A person who reads wells is able to comprehend more because they instantly group and recognize words. Doing this instantly frees up the brain for comprehending.
  • Phonemic Awareness Assessments Identify A Weak Cognitive Skill Necessary For Learning  By : Paul Counts
    A phonemic awareness assessment can help your child identify a weak cognitive skill which is necessary for learning. Weak cognitive skills are a large factor in the majority of learning disabilities which affect people from all walks of life.
  • Hidden Gifts: What To Know So Your Child Isn't Overlooked  By : David Palmer, Ph.D.
    School’s in session – and although most of their parents don’t realize it, millions of early elementary age kids are being screened, tested, and sorted in an attempt to find those who need gifted education support services to flourish.

    While it may seem that gifted kids should be able to do well in any setting, parents, researchers, and specialists who advocate for this sometimes overlooked group point out that many of our brightest child minds become bored, frustrated, an...
  • New Technology Makes Schools a Safer Place  By : Mark Burdett
    With safety at schools and making sure teachers and pupils are safe and protected at all times this article looks at some of ways in which modern technology is being used to make our schools a safer place.
  • Eco And Organic Schools  By : Davinos Greeno
    To reduce climate change we need both adults and children to become greener and to think more about the environment. The question is how do we engage children and pull them away from the TV and Play station and promote a sense of citizenship and environmental responsibility in them?

    Companies often have environmental policies where they recycle waster paper, ink cartridges and have energy saving stickers at the switches to remind people to switch off the lights. Companies ...
  • ICF Accreditation and Certification of Business Coaching  By : Kris Koonar
    ICF stands for International Coach Federation. This international body has been formed by professionals who are practitioners of business and personal coaching.
  • The Best Environment In Formal Education  By : Low Jeremy
    It is a great task of parents of today's generation to establish a fixed curriculum standard in getting their children started for a valuable formal education. The home handles the informal education of each individual from the time he is a toddler, after which parents may choose the kind of school, that will later be a trademark institution linking him to wherever his objectives and goals bring him.

    There are many highly exclusive schools for either gender. Educational se...
  • Does Your Student Have Homework Overload?  By : Jane Saeman
    Homework, sports, other extra-curricular activities all cut into family time after school. Here's a solution to more time together.
  • The History Of Montessori Education  By : Jeffery Rush -
    In 1907, Maria Montessori founded the first Montessori school in Rome. Its overall purpose was to give four to seven year old children from low-income families a full-day educational program.

    The idea quickly developed and grew in popularity and thus more Montessori schools were formed in Europe and India. It did not take long for the school method to cross over to the United States of America.

    In fact, Montessori's teaching methods created great interest in the United ...
  • Memorization vs. Critical Thinking. Who wins?  By : Jim Sarris
    Some people believe kids have to choose between memorizing and thinking when they study.
    Needless to say, I don't agree and here's why.
  • Does Speed Reading Take The Joy Out Of Reading?  By : Melvin Ng
    A common enough remark is that speed reading takes the joy out of reading. However, is this entirely fair? Would it not be fairer to say that being able to speed read actually increases the joy of reading? To answer this, we need to look at some of the reasons why we are speed reading in the first place!
  • Dangerous Student Test Announced  By : Heyward Ewart
    With even the President lamenting "shocking acts of violence in schools" (AP Oct. 8), a new test has been developed and ready for trial to detect trouble in advance.
  • The Advantages Of Private Schools Over Public Schools  By : Claire Quaty
    The education system in the United States is in desperate times. The low pay that most school systems offer is one of the main causes. There is very little in the way of incentives for people to want to take up teaching because the vocation requires so much and gives so little in return. This has caused a crisis in the public education system making it difficult for the schools to operate at the maximum for the students that are involved. The lack of teachers means that most ...
  • Child Education And Other Aspects Of Childs Development  By : Smruti Ranjan Sarangi
    Education is often used to refer to formal education. However, it covers a range of experiences, from formal learning to the building of understanding and knowledge through day to day experiences. Ultimately, all that we experience serves as a form of education.
  • Why ADD Kids Have An Advantage When It Comes To Memorizing  By : Jim Sarris
    Although it sounds crazy, ADD kids can take advantage of their unique ability to make instant associations to help them memorize more easily.
  • Tips to Becoming a Good Adult Reading Tutor  By : Jane Saeman
    What does it take to become a good adult reading tutor?
  • The Many Varieties Of Glass And What We Use It For  By : Jonathon Midel
    Throughout the years there are different types of glass and glass effects that can be used to decorate buildings, rather than just using glass in a functional way. People are often more interested in improving the look of a building with beautiful glass than sticking to the stark look and feel of modern glass techniques.
  • Medical Transcription Training  By : Stephanie Foster -
    Employers will almost exclusively hire transcriptionists who have completed some kind of formal training in the area or who have experience. There are many ways to obtain such training, but for most a community college or vocational school will be the best option, especially if the training includes on-the-job experience. Do not worry about whether or not they offer the opportunity to earn the Certified Medical Transcriptionist designation. This is not a required certificatio...
  • Do Kids Have Too Much Homework  By : Jonathon Hardcastle
    In the late 90s, feature stories began appearing in the national media about children and parents who were so overwhelmed by the amount of homework that it was destroying their family life and causing psychological damage. The evidence presented in these stories was often anecdotal, profiling just one or two families. However, the articles were published in enough respected publications that they sparked a national debate on whether children have too much homework. Schools sc...
  • Why the Education System Is Broken  By : Kris Koonar
    Worse, if you listen to your child after a long day at school you may also get an uncomfortable feeling. Yes, it does seem that the educational system is broken
  • Weak Cognitive Skills Are Cause of Learning Disabilities  By : Paul Counts
    Learning Disabilities affect people in all walks of life each and every day, but the good news is that something can be done to correct them.
  • Beating Distractions in Learning with Home Study  By : Kris Koonar
    Many people who work from home are often heard complaining of all the distractions; the phone ringing, the lure of the television set, the pile of dirty dishes that beckon, and the like.
  • Studying At Home; Economics Play a Role  By : Kris Koonar
    When it comes to education, economics can most certainly play a role.
  • Do Contemporary Universities Suffer From A Type Of Cancer  By : Kadence Buchanan
    Biologists and medical practitioners have proven through extensive scientific research and testing that every living organism renews its cells as it gradually matures. If we accept Proust's metaphor that "a nation is a huge organized accumulation of individuals," then when cultural norms change so does the nation as a whole entity. Based on this assumption, a nation, a country, or generally any type of society, can be characterized by its critics as "sick" if its constituent ...
  • Is Your Child Ready For Preschool  By : Jonathon Hardcastle
    Parents know that children do not always follow the experts when it comes to physical and intellectual development. As the closest observers of their individual child's temperament and abilities, parents are the best judges on whether a child is ready for an academic preschool program.

    An academic preschool program differs from a daycare program in that it focuses on early learning skills, pre-reading readiness and linguistic development. While there is time for free play,...
  • Philadelphia Schools And Privatization — Is It A Mistake?  By : Patricia Hawke
    The Philadelphia schools have been contracting out (also called privatization) many schools services to for-profit businesses and nonprofit organizations for four years and are entering their fifth.

    School Reform Commissioner Daniel Whelan is willing to contract out any service, operational or educational, where there are providers able to meet the Philadelphia schools criteria, according to the Philadelphia Public Schools Notebook, a nonprofit newspaper.

    School Reform ...
  • Arizona Schools Math Standards — Is There A Better Way  By : Patricia Hawke
    All states across the United States require standards that must be met in different subjects by specific grades, especially in reading and math. End of year testing is required for specific grades to ensure schools and students are meeting these standards.

    The concern is that states, including the Arizona schools, are trying to teach everything at once to students, with teachers losing the ability to teach the important math concepts in depth. Otherwise, students are learn...
  • The Problem Of Illiteracy  By : Kadence Buchanan
    In general terms, illiteracy is an inability to use language -- an inability to read, write, listen and speak. Today, it is usually taken to mean being unable to read and write at a level adequate for written communication or at a level that will allow an individual to function at certain levels of society. In the simplest of terms, illiteracy is the opposite of literacy.

    In some societies, the standards for what constitute literacy are different from others. For example, ...
  • Education Can Be A Lifelong Process  By : Jonathon Hardcastle
    Studies have shown that seniors who spend time on educational activities have better cognitive function and retain their memories longer than seniors who do not. Additionally, attending educational programs give seniors the opportunity to interact with others of their age group and with younger people as well. This helps alleviate the isolation and depression that many seniors develop.

    Seniors living in retirement communities will find no lack of educational opportunities....
  • 3 Reasons Why Your Child Needs Strong Memory Skills  By : Jim Sarris
    Being able to memorize is one of the best tools a child can have in their educational toolkit. The author gives parents three reasons why they need to help them develop strong memory skills.
  • Work Your Way To The Top Through Sports Nutrition Education  By : Bryan Wong
    The study of sports nutrition used to be popular among younger students and still is. The idea of working with famous athletes, or better yet becoming a better athlete is the driving force for this study. Studying sports nutrition is good investment and will give the graduate more than enough chances to work in the sport industry or other related industries.
  • A View On Background Checks From A University Educator  By : Gregg Hall
    Unfortunately, not all schools do background checks on school employees and because of this, many children are needlessly exposed to criminals. I find this disturbing, since background checks are easy to obtain and the expense is certainly worth avoiding the very real possibility of employing people who can pose a threat to our children.
  • TESOL Teachers Enjoy a Sociable Career While Teaching English  By : Nia
    A TESOL certification ensures the best in teachers training with opportunities for job placements worldwide. The course is internationally recognized and highly valued by overseas employers.
  • Does Your Child Have Dyslexia?  By : Jennifer Petersen
    If your child had dyslexia, do you think you could tell? Would you be able to recognize the signs? If you are like most people you may not even be sure what the signs of dyslexia are. Apart from well known signs such as mixing up letters, what else is there to alert you your child might have dyslexia?

    Does your child read below the average level for kids of their age and intelligence? This might be an indicator to watch out for, and if found, your child should undergo comp...
  • An Apple For The Teacher; Dramatically Improve Your Child's Education By Connecting With His Teachers  By : Susan Kruger
    What do you have to gain by developing a positive relationship with your child’s teachers? A lot more than you might have thought!

    One year, when I was a classroom teacher, I had been transferred to a new school. The day before school started, I was setting up my classroom when a woman and her son peeked in…Debbie and Logan. Logan would be in my class that year and they stopped by to warmly welcome me to their school; Somehow I knew then that Debbie was going to be a fun p...
  • Seattle School Librarian Honored  By : Stacy Andell
    There was a group of children in one of the Seattle schools who came up with an idea. They wanted to turn sad things into happy things, find the positive in the negative. The idea came about because when you are in the third or fourth grade, life can be sweet one moment, stale candy the next. One of the girls in the group, Amy, who just turned 11, had a beloved pet bunny named Roger who died. The loss still smarts.Through their informal club, Amy and her school pals -- Jasmin...
  • Do Interdisciplinary Studies Promote Collaboration Between Professionals  By : Kadence Buchanan
    All academic disciplines share a common and primary commitment to serving the society and working toward the ideal of education for all. Although each discipline has its own focus, the scope of collaboration and exchange existing among university students is today acknowledged by professors, organizations, and the society in general, as a prerequisite practice in a person's educational effort and as the necessary step one has to take before pursuing any type of career.

    Col...
  • Indianapolis Sees Success Involving Fathers  By : Stacy Andell
    Superintendent Calls for Fathers on the First Day of School

    Superintendent Eugene G. White’s call to fathers in the Indianapolis schools has met with strong success. Mr. White asked fathers to bring their children to the first day of classes in order to establish a stronger presence on campus and hopefully continue to stay involved with Indianapolis schools throughout the school year. The event was dubbed, “The First Day is Dad’s Day,” and encouraged fathers to have a mo...
  • Learning Styles  By : Brenda Townsend Hall
    A discussion is needed about the importance of offering students a range of learning experiences. I always feel aware of learners' frustrations when I watch classes based purely on reading and writing. Yet often learners don't themselves understand these frustrations. For many learners, studying is associated with this method and they don't consciously question it. Yet if teachers gradually introduce other elements into the classroom, you can see learners blossom.

    The firs...
  • How Well Do You Communicate?  By : Brenda Townsend Hall
    I've noticed how many schools have difficulties that, when analyzed, are essentially communication problems. All organizations have to communicate externally and internally. As external communications affect enrolments, more effort is often put into external communications: PR, advertising, attendance at fairs and conferences, etc. than internal communications. A typical picture I receive is of a school where the administration exerts much effort in relating to its potential ...

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