Genius On The Gridiron

March 18, 2021, by Tristan Matthews

by kellyhogaboom Stereotypes plague many places in our society, and nowhere is that more evident than the football field. The stereotype of the big strong jock - body like a refrigerator and head … [Read more...]

Earning A Degree From Baker College Online

January 6, 2021, by Charles Pounders

by Jonathan Bowen Baker College is the largest independent college in the US state of Michigan, a fully accredited, private, not-for-profit career college system founded in 1911. It now houses 13 … [Read more...]

Playing Guitar the Easy way

August 11, 2020, by Isabel Ochoa

by Jesse Poole If you are quite the enthusiast when it comes to musical instruments and you have your heart set on that beautiful guitar you saw last week, better start brushing on those fingers. … [Read more...]

3 Benefits Of Web Analytics

March 24, 2020, by Joel Fleetwood

by TimWilson Web analytics is the process of measuring site statistics and analyzing traffic behavior. Here are there of the main benefits of web analytics. It is typical for any business to do … [Read more...]

A Business Franchise For People Who Adore Children

November 13, 2019, by Glen Getty

by dr vaxon Are you looking for a franchise opportunity which revolves round children? Why not consider a tutoring franchise. Your business and work consists of educating children out with school … [Read more...]

Ohio Schools Award $4 Million to School Districts for Teacher Training in Mathematics and Science

October 18, 2019, by

by maxymedia In June 2006, the Ohio schools awarded more than million in competitive grants to school districts across the state. The grants are funded by the U.S. Department of Educations … [Read more...]

Solutions For Your Math Phobic Child

May 14, 2019, by Jacqueline Parker

by quigs1975 Meet a bright teenager Sandra. She is excellent in all her subjects academically and is quite happy about her performance till she talks about the subject of Mathematics. Math Sandra … [Read more...]

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Careers in Weather You May Find Appealing

June 4, 2016 By Jack Cobb

by Bart van Stratum Are you interested in finding a new job or are you looking to change careers? If you are, do you also have a love for the weather or do you enjoy weather watching and tracking as a hobby? If you do, you may want to consider a career in a weather […]

Sources of African American News

June 23, 2016 By Diane Cooper

by Vince_Lamb Everyone in this world has his or her own thought which he or she might need someone to share with. This is where Newspaper helps. Newspapers share all the news one need to say and hear about. In America, there are plenty of newspapers that write about experiences through the African American culture […]

Work Citation

May 16, 2016 By Ruby Brown

by ZEISS Microscopy Education is not only a product of formal learning, but is also created from engagements with others and our own research. Life is a continuous learning experience where new ideas come from articles we read, lectures we hear, or conducting research on the Internet. If one ever wishes to express these ideas […]

Teaching Kids To Enjoy Gardening

May 18, 2016 By Enrique Logan

by MelanieAnneMarie Kids love to play in the dirt so why not get them into gardening? Gardening can teach kids where their favorite, and not so favorite, vegetables come from. It can teach them responsibility for something and it can give them practice for when they grow up and learn to budget their food money. […]

How to Teach Mathematics Effectively For School Students

May 26, 2016 By Chris Bailey

by Arenamontanus The biggest challenge that faces any teacher is how to teach effectively. This is true for all teachers but it is more important for mathematics teachers because most students who dislike mathematics is because of the mathematics teacher. The education establishment is responsible for outlining course goals. However; the teacher is responsible to […]

Have you ever stopped to think about how expensive it is to live? There are so many things that we need to spend money on each day. My husband and I tried to come up with a new budget for the household now that we have our oldest child starting college. Our son did receive a scholarship, but we are trying to help him out so he will not have large student loans to repay. He has worked part time in high school and is planning on keeping a job when he starts college, but we will still need to help him pay for credits and books. He is going to live at home for the first semester and commute the thirty minutes to campus. We told him that if he feels too disconnected to the other students he can move to the campus.

May 29, 2016 By Carol Bowman

by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center He was very excited when he came home from class registration. He was able to get all the general education courses he wanted and would be done with classes by noon that gives him three hours to study before he needs to be at his job. He asked me […]

Biotechnology Careers

May 20, 2016 By Jack Zielinski

by Hagerstown Community College Biotechnology refers to technological applications that employ living organisms and biological systems extensively in the field of medicine, food science and agriculture. Biotechnology is successfully applied to produce organic products as well as biological weapons. Applications of biotechnology include recycling and treating waste. Using biotechnology can effectively clean areas that are […]