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Why is the Shift Toward Online Education Happening?
March 13th, 2010
This paper deals with the question: Why is the shift toward online education happening? This is a complex issue that involves questions of educational access, paradigms for teaching and learning, competition and globalization among universities, the development of new and better online technologies, and the financial pressures facing higher education. A huge transition is underway. The same networking and computing technology t Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: access, America, course management systems, critical task, different university, Distance learning, e-learning, education, education forum, google, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Online, online Course, online education, quality, Sloan, Sloan ConsortiumIn, Teaching, traditional teaching methods, Western Europe | 
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Geography and your Children’s Health: a Worthy National Topic of Debate
March 4th, 2010
It may seem odd at first; to phantom that the very natural resources that we need to live, work and play, are also associated with an array of health problems. The truth is a hard one to swallow. So, don’t be surprised that you haven’t heard the following information blasted on local news! However, this crucial information affects our children’s health at epidemic rates.
Amazingly there are 25 milli Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in geography |
Tags: air, air Pollution, air pollution levels, air Quality, air quality standards, american medical association, Asthma, California, childrens health, China, geography, Global Warming, health, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, journal of the american medical association, London, Lung, national air quality standards, New York, New York City, ozone, U.S., U.S. Environmental, U.S. Government |
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