The pursuit of higher education brings great benefits, but also pitfalls. This article examines both The Advantages and Disadvantages of Continuing Education to help you choose. Top benefits of continuing education include: The Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that individuals earn more with every educational degree. As an example, compare the following median weekly earnings … Read more
If you think the appraised value of your home is more than what you can sell your home for, then it is in your best interest to dispute the value. The first thing you need to understand is that property taxes are one of the largest sources of revenue for your community, county, and state … Read more
A controversial question At ELT English seminars, workshops and TESOL conferences, I am often asked whether I think computers will eventually replace English teachers. I flash back to the movie The Matrix. In an early scene, our neophyte hero “Neo” learns kung fu by being hooked up to a computer. A few hours later, he … Read more
Indian head massages have been around for over 1000 years. Apparently it grew up in Asia and was used by women to condition each other’s hair and has become an extremely popular form of therapy, relieving tension/stress and improving circulation in the upper back, neck, scalp and face improved – fantastic for combating the stresses … Read more
India is known for its diversity of languages, cultures, traditions, flora, fauna and geographic differences. As one of the oldest civilizations, India is recognized for its significant contributions to the world of knowledge. Since ancient times, it has demonstrated its excellence in the field of science. India has nurtured many talents over the years in … Read more
The Second Vice Chancellor of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi, Ghana was not an engineer or scientist, he was a distinguished medical doctor. dr Emanuel Evans-Anfom, who served from 1967 to 1973, was appointed to succeed Nkrumah’s friend Dr. RP Baffour appointed. The new vice chancellor was not well received at … Read more
The 12th Five Year Plan aims to achieve a 30% GER of the current 15% GER for students in the higher education segment. To attract more numbers from the student segment requires not only accessibility but also affordability, flexibility and relaxation of eligibility criteria. With these workable and workable parameters, distance education serves as a … Read more
The Business Administration School is a university-level institution that trains students in subjects such as accounting, finance, marketing, organizational behavior, strategic planning and quantitative methods. Most business schools have experienced, well-qualified faculty and efficient managements. In 1881 the first Collegiate Business School was founded in Wharton. Business schools prior to World War II were mostly … Read more
Adult education courses cover a wide range of subjects and taking an adult education course is popular for many reasons. You don’t need to be an academic or have an excellent track record as a student to benefit from a return to school. Reason #1 to get a qualification One of the most common reasons … Read more
There are quite a few “party” schools among the approximately three thousand colleges and universities in the United States. What is a party school? It’s a big school where there’s: heavy alcohol or drug use, few moral restraints like promiscuity, and study is usually not taken very seriously. Although these schools may sound gross to … Read more