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You may be working from home or wanting to work at home and feel like you need to get a better education.  Home education programs are offered by a number of accredited schools.  Deciding on what school and program will take research and time.  Research will indicate if the particular program or school worked for the people that completed their training there.  Decide what skills you would like to increase and what program w Read the rest of this entry »

As a student have you ever considered the option of pursuing online studies? It is not unusual for your parents to frown each time you log on to the internet, as you likely to spend far too much time networking with your friends on the various social networking sites. But I am certain that this will not be the case the next time you log on to the internet, ‘coz this time you will use the internet for improving your grades and Read the rest of this entry »

To each his/her own. This is one basic principle in life we basically live by. Every one of us has different preferences and needs that are required to be met to allow full potential growth. Same goes true especially in getting a college degree for future career.

The first step to gauge how well a type of environment may accommodate a student is by knowing which career path to take. Then, it will be easier to make Read the rest of this entry »

With the gaining popularity of the Internet over the past 25 years, thousands of online schools have cropped up across the US and Canada – some good and some not so much. And, while there are a lot of excellent online colleges and universities that are fully accredited and qualified to provide quality undergraduate and degree programs, there are also quite a few diploma mills that will issue unimpressive credentials not worth a Read the rest of this entry »

EDUCATION’S FLY IN THE OINTMENT

by Robert DePaolo

As a grizzled veteran with thrity years worth of experience in public (and private) school systems I have been alternately fascinated and appalled by the relatively poor academic achievement levels among American students. As a school psychologist, I have also seen many students who would have “made it through” in previous times now being identified as learning d Read the rest of this entry »