They say that learning is a lifelong experience and it's true. It doesn't matter how old you are, there are always new things to learn, new opportunities to pursue and much knowledge to gain. Education doesn't stop when you get your high school diploma, nor does it stop when you get your Ph.D. You are always learning, even if it is outside of the formal classroom arena. As a ... read more »

Technology is responsible for creating thousands of graduates who continue their studies through online education. John Dewey appreciated the prominent role of education in the society and stressed that "Education leads to growth and is life itself". And George Washington went further to quote that "Education is the key to unlock the golden door of freedom". The timeframe for ... read more »

Parents have a predominant role in the upbringing of their kids. Children cannot differentiate between the right and wrong. After a certain age, children start rebelling and frequently imitate adults who are their role models. They could fight among themselves, in the pretext of acting like their favorite heroes in movies, WWF characters or favorite cartoon shows. In the worst position, som... read more »

Whether you're doing it for a personal reason or you're trying to move ahead. It is never too late to get that high school diploma that you have been longing for. As the storm of tough economic times comes upon us, you can rest assure that your education is the one thing that can never be taken away from you. Enrolling in your local adult school can be the answer to that problem. Adult ... read more »

So, I may only be a sophomore in college right now, but don't rule me out yet in the department of applying to one of the most important, if not THE most important place in your life. Oh, future freshmen. I feel you anxiety and fear of the unknown coming through the screen, emotions I know only too well. You see, I have had the lovely pleasure of applying and transferring to not only one sch... read more »

Navigating the waters of financial aid can seem treacherous, especially if you're doing it alone and for the first time. However, it doesn't have to be. My advice for smooth sailing is simple: do it early. The government has tried to make it as painless as possible for you to be able to afford your education so, take advantage of what they're offering. First, you'll want to co... read more »

Maybe you're a new employee at a school and the administration says, "Aha! Untapped resource! We have that class in [insert unknown subject here] that we need someone to teach, but the only truly qualified people we have to teach it are already stressed beyond reason. Let's get [insert your name here] to do it!" Or maybe you've decided to see the world (or at least an... read more »

Your child will not make it through elementary and middle school without having a teacher they don't like, or one who seems to grade unfairly. As a parent, you will want to discuss these issues with the teacher. There is a way to do it effectively so you will get results that satisfy all parties. Your child may tell you that something happened in class or that the teacher said something... read more »

Poetry is language rendered musically. Its long history is rooted in the prehistoric oral tradition of the first humans, evolves past the advent of writing, and continues to evolve into the present. It takes on many forms, from simple rhyming couplets to complex free verse. A much misunderstood art form, poetry nevertheless continues to inspire millions of readers and listeners in every culture. ... read more »

1. Begin by taking the most challenging coarseload you can handle. It is better to have 4 years of college prep math and get all B's than only 2 years of math with A's! 2. Find your passion and expand. If you love art, take a continuing education course in painting on Saturday's, want to be an engineer? attend lego camp, love children? Volunteer to teach swimming lessons, etc.. ... read more »