Personal Education Blog

Archive for January, 2010

There are two kinds of people in life: those who continue learning well past the last ringing of the high school class bell, and those who are trudging through life praying for retirement.

In my own life, 40 have finally arrived. Am I old? No. Should I feel old? Why?

School is twenty years in the past for me, and yet, everyday is a learning Read the rest of this entry »

“A Role of Private Sector in Educational Services”

Introduct Read the rest of this entry »

Almost 1.1 million children were homeschooled in 2005, according to the National Center For Education statistics, At one time, homeschooling was something radical, similar to a declaration of independence. Conservative Christians first advocated the idea of homeschooling in 1980s and had it legalized in every state.

Today, the typical homeschooler is not motivated by religion. The fact is parents are fed up with Read the rest of this entry »

Imparting education to children at home, rather than in any educational institution, is referred to as home schooling. Before the 19th century, when schools were not considered an important medium of education, majority of the children were educated at home. It has been observed that home schooling is common with children whose parents have not had any high school or formal education and those who have single parents or familie Read the rest of this entry »

Today. I’m going to steer well away from the normal topics I tend to write about. No internet or niche marketing, no rights or traffic generation techniques. We’re going to discuss something more primitive – “How To Have All The Wealth You Want”.

Before I start, I should mention that (a) my official education up to university level has been in the field of finance, investment & business Read the rest of this entry »