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2 February, 2014 Learning toolsAcademic term, Akron, Akron Beacon Journal, Albert Einstein, Auburn Hills, Australian National University, Biochemistry, Buchtel High School, Education, Educators, K through 12, Michigan, Microscope, Ohio, Professor, Science education, Student, Supplemental InstructionAdd a Comment

Although there are a plethora of subjects that can be extremely challenging for students during their college years, science can be particularly difficult. Despite this fact, however, there are a number of strategies you can implement to increase the likelihood that you earn the type of grades that you want. If you’re interested in getting…

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4 Tips to select the best CRNE prep course

22 January, 2014 TrainingsAcademic term, Alberta, Alberta Health Services, Ambulance, AMN HEALTHCARE SERVICES INC, Canada, Canadian Registered Nurse Examination, Education, Health care provider, Nursing, Nursing home, Nursing school, Registered nurseAdd a Comment

The job of a registered nurse is one of the most ‘sought after’ careers in the health care sector today. CRNE or Canadian Registered Nurse Examination opens the doorway for graduates to enter this rewarding career. However, qualifying for the CRNE nursing entrance examination is an uphill task for most candidates. There’s an extensive syllabus…

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Online degree or traditional college courses?

20 January, 2014 Education programs529 plan, Academic degree, Academic term, Apple Inc., Associated Press, Distance Learning, E-learning, Education, Internet, Liberal Democrats, New York, Nick Clegg, online degree programs, Scottsdale Unified School District, Student, Tuition payments, United States, United States CongressAdd a Comment

It sounds heavenly: taking classes when you feel like it, submitting all your homework online, and staying home instead of braving the rush hour. But how do online degree programs and in-class programs stack up? Let’s take a look:

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6 Tips on choosing the best law school

10 January, 2014 Education programsAcademic term, Administrative Law, Admiralty Law, American Bar Association, Carl Vinson Institute of Government, Coast, Education, Environmental issue, Environmental Law, Furman University, Harrisburg, Law, Law school, Legal education, Pennsylvania, United States, Widener UniversityAdd a Comment

Although there are a variety of wonderful career paths an individual could choose to pursue, opting to become a lawyer could prove particularly advantageous. This is the case for many reasons, including the opportunity for professional advancement. If you are thinking about pursuing a career as a lawyer, you should take the time to identify…

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9 Tips for collaborative learning

21 December, 2013 Learning resources3D printing, 3D scanner, Academic term, Blended learning, Critical thinking, Education, Education Week, Learning, Learning Theories, Methods and Theories, Personal development, Problem solving, Project-based learning, Student, TeacherAdd a Comment

Collaboration facilitates students in project based learning. Collaboration helps students engage in various learning activities. By coordinating with each other, students are in more control of their tasks which results in increased productivity. The need of collaboration is particularly required for research-based tasks where students have to share knowledge across other members of the project.

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Three reasons your students should keep a planner

22 July, 2013 Educational experiencesAcademic term, E-learning, Education, Homework, Organization, Student, Team building, Tottenham Court RoadAdd a Comment

Good habits are instilled in us during our youth. That’s why it’s important to teach children from a young age the importance of responsibility and independence. When little boys and girls are still stumbling through their early years, there isn’t much in their world outside of naptime and macaroni necklaces.