Taking the GED test and obtaining a GED credential is a prudent option for adults who have dropped out of high school. The GED tests can be completed in 7.5 hours in total. Getting good grades gives you a variety of options when it comes to your academic and professional endeavors, such as: B. a … Read more
Science and technology have brought phenomenal change in professional and technology education. Vocational education has evolved to prepare students to work efficiently after high school and graduation. In the US, nearly one-third of college students enroll in vocational programs. Around 40 million adults are in short-term post-secondary vocational training. Students need to analyze their preferences … Read more
In 2019, about 56.6 million students were enrolled in elementary and secondary schools in the United States. In light of the current global COVID-19 pandemic, school districts across the country have made the difficult decision to close schools and transition to online instruction due to public health and safety concerns. Parents and carers were tasked … 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
Although it seems like the day may never come, your baby is now a teenager and soon to be a licensed driver. Road safety is an essential part of driver education, and the lessons shouldn’t stop once your teen is officially licensed to drive. It is important to teach as much knowledge about driving and … Read more
When it comes to electrical education, you want to make sure you choose a course that will provide you with lasting benefits in your career. Everyone in the industry competes with each other for the latest position or to enter the industry upon graduation. The best training can help you do your best when it … Read more
Ready meals are becoming a very popular option for people looking to stock up on their emergency gear. And why not? If it’s good enough for the US military to feed soldiers in the field, it should be good enough for civilians too. The problem, however, is that military MREs are not available for commercial … Read more
This framework could be used by institutions as a catalyst for the discussion, development and implementation of a teacher education and training programme. The following areas should make up the content of the framework. A. Program (Values). Clearly state the ideals of the program that underpin the achievement of goals and serve as a guide … Read more
It seems like almost every week I get an email with this question in an email. The answer is a “qualified” yes… for now. More and more countries do not grant a work/teaching visa to anyone unless they have a degree. Some countries are more bureaucratic than others. Here is an example: In Thailand, where … Read more
In the digital age, many college students and even adults are finding themselves taking college courses online via distance learning. With the click of a button, students can view courses students are taking on campus and receive the same lessons from the comfort of their own home or on the go. Modern technology offers many … Read more