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Capitalist Philosophers, the genius of modern business
All to often we criminalize and character assassinate our over achievers. In the business world it is no different. We attack those superstars, which deliver to our civilizations those things we need and desire.
Distance Education & Online Degrees - The Business of Distance Education
Here is information about the business of distance learning.
Responsibility of University Professors in Jeopardy
College professors often use their tenure and writings to shape the minds of their students for their own reasons and agendas; often doing so in a very liberal view-point skew. They in fact are not teaching students to think, but to answer a question based on the professors right answer, which is not a true absolute.
Teacher Tips: Presenting Your Lesson to ADHD Students
Thank you to all of our professional educators who dedicate themselves to our children! We know how difficult it can be working with ADHD children, so here are your teacher tips for the week, brought to you by the ADHD Information Library and ADDinSchool.com. You can read over 500 classroom interventions at ADDinSchool.com.
Teacher's Revenge: The College Un-Recommendation
I now consider myself an experienced writer of letters of recommendation. Now, this is not something that would appear on any business card (assuming I had business cards), nor is it something that is printed on the shirts available for purchase in the mall (unless I made my own shirt, or my own mall). But for the past few years, I've found myself writing many letters to many different colleges and not necessarily having the fun I could be having if I wrote "the letter."
Digital Natives and Immigrants
Perhaps the least understood and least appreciated notion among those who design and deliver education today is the fact that our students have changed radically. A really big discontinuity has take...
Distance Learning: How to Work and Study at the Same Time?
You can definitely enjoy the best of both worlds. Find out how...
Why You Must Ensure Your School Is Correctly Accredited
If you are studying a common academic subject (Math,
English, or History, for example), your best bet is to make
sure that your school is accredited by one of the six
regional accrediting agencies recognized by the National
Board of Education.
World's Coral Reefs Under Threat
About 70 percent of the world's coral reefs have been wrecked or are at risk from human activities but some are showing surprising resilience to global warming, a report said on Monday. The international survey, by 240 experts in 98 nations, said that pollution, over-fishing, rising temperatures, coastal development and diseases were among major threats to reefs, vast ecosystems often called the nurseries of the seas
Your Civil War Uniform Does Not Have to Look 100+ Years Old!
Civil War soldiers did not want to look tattered. The custom was to look as neat and clean as possible. Remember, when they first got their uniforms, the uniforms looked new. The soldiers of the Civil War liked being tidy. If they had rips and tears in their uniforms, they would sew them up if they could. Being in tatters was not a sign of being cool.
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