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How to succeed in online learning?

22 July, 2015 Educational experiencesAssociation to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, Bachelor of Business Administration, Business, Carl Jung, Citizen Kane, Complete metric space, Curriculum, Distance education, Distance Learning, E-learning, Education, Edutopia, eLearning, High school, Internet forum, learn, Learning styles, online degree programs, Study skillsAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] The idea behind online learning is quite simple – to enable more people to learn for less money. The mission of empowering students of all ages is a noble one, but however it is not always easy to fulfill it. Online learning is difficult for many and you have to really want to…

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Be a good Project Manager with these 5 skills

7 February, 2015 TrainingsA Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, Agile management, Agile Project Management (book), Agile software development, American football, Business process, Chicken or the egg, Client (computing), Computerworld, Coursework, Curriculum, Delaware, Do I, E-learning, Gantt chart, Management, Profit margin, Program management, Project Management, Project Management Institute, Project management software, Project manager, Training and development, Turner Construction

Being a good Project manager means that you will have a good job and that people will recruit you and ask you to come and work for them. Having a good Project Manager means that you will have the job done in the most effective and the most satisfying way. Therefore, you need to be…

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How to be a successful learner?

15 November, 2014 TrainingsAcademic standards, Academic term, Argentina, Augustine of Hippo, Best practice, Classroom management, Creative industries, Curriculum, Debate, New Learning

Everyone has a strategy in overcoming new learning challenges, tip to learn better, or maybe a scheme that he or she follows. Have a glimpse at the tips on better learning, presented in the infographic below, and let us know your thoughts.

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The best degrees to earn online

21 June, 2014 Learning resourcesAcademic degree, All rights reserved, Bachelor's degree, Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, California, Coimbatore, Colleges and Universities, Computer Science, Curriculum, Disinfectant, Doctor of Philosophy, Education, eLearning, Faisalabad, Java, Learning management system, Public health, United StatesAdd a Comment

You probably already heard that gaining an online degree is an excellent idea if you want to pursue a higher education but don’t have a lot of spare time to do so. It’s true that an online degree program is convenient and flexible, especially for those non-traditional students who have other commitments and simply can’t…

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Media projects for teachers and students

13 March, 2014 Education programsAcademia, Advertising, Aiken County, Aiken Technical College, American Federation of Teachers, Andrew Cuomo, AP English Language and Composition, Curriculum, Education, K through 12, Learning, Methods and Theories, South Carolina, Student, Teacher, Teacher education, TechnologyAdd a Comment

Visual aids are essential in teaching. The use of these aids enhance the learning of students. One specific form is the use of media. As a teacher, you can use videos or slide shows in delivering the lessons to your students. Students can also create projects using these media to enhance their learning of the…

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The importance of early learning at home

5 November, 2013 Educational experienceschildren, Children's literature, Curriculum, Early Childhood, Education, Family, Home, ParentingAdd a Comment

Providing learning support at home can help children better cope with the changing national curriculum that the UK government is planning to introduce from 2014. Whether the changes go through quickly or not, we can expect the schooling system to be in a certain state of flux for several years as teachers adapt to the…