Amelia Turner asked: The credit crunch and stock market crash will have an impact on households’ income and their ability to pay for college. The tuition fee, room, books, travel and other college expenses are continuing to soar while the economy has worsened. With today’s economy situation, it will be much more difficult to obtain… Read More »
Mba Mbulu asked: South American Educators Meet to Redefine Their SocioPolitical Role Soon, teachers and educators across Latin America and Spain will be attending the Fifth Ibero-American Conference of Teachers, Educators and Researchers ((Quinto Encuentro IberoAmericano de Colectivas y Redes de Maestros que Hacen Investigacion e Innovacion Desde Su Escuela y Comunidad). One of their… Read More »
Sunil Kewalramani asked: The Asian Development Bank noted in January 2008 that education in India was lagging seriously behind its rapid economic growth with only 12,000 training and vocational institutes, compared to half a million in China. Short-term turbulences aside (just as we are witnessing now), India has entered an era of high economic growth.… Read More »
William Hauselburg asked: “Early childhood education” is a very popular major today. However, this concept is still unknown to many people. Early childhood education can be basically termed as “Learning through play”. This concept is adopted by many kindergartens. This “learning through play” concept is proven to be more effective than conventional learning and hence… Read More »
John Kersey asked: An introduction to adult education – and the role of the private sector in it The concept of postsecondary education aimed specifically at adults has a long and at times controversial history. In the nineteenth-century, institutions began to offer programs that would form the foundations of contemporary night school and distance education… Read More »
Jim Leatherwood asked: If we accept the premise that education is a lifetime process then well structured, sustainable business-education partnerships become essential. The average American student attends school for 12 to 14 years. Most of these young people will enter a career in business or industry that will last 30 to 40 years. However, there… Read More »
Jim Zorn asked: Distance Learning Education Degree – for Career Advancement A distance learning education degree is the most convenient and efficient way to higher income and greater career opportunities in the field of education. Employed teaching professionals desirous of advancing their careers to leadership roles, such as superintendent, principal or dean, prefer distance learning… Read More »
Omar Johnson asked: With all things that are done intentionally as a real estate investor your education comes first. A real estate investing education is primary to your success in business, and in all circumstances there is an identifiable pattern of learning that leads from thought to action. When experiencing something new, first you hear… Read More »
charactereducation asked: Character education is a term which is often heard and everyone claims to know what this term means. But in actual terms there are not so many people who have a clear understanding of this very important phrase. To comprehend this term, let’s begin with the term character. What is character? A character… Read More »
reeny asked: The issue of whether schools should offer *** education to their students and how explicit these lessons should be has been a controversial one for decades. It always seems to initiate disputes. In 1994 Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders in the US, was fired for stating that it is essential that students be taught… Read More »