The term associate professor is commonly used, but many are unsure of the definition of associate professor. An associate professor is a person who teaches at the college level but is not a full-time professor. Rather, a private lecturer works part-time at a university. You can teach only one or more courses during a semester. … Read more
College is a really big deal, not just because a person with a college degree earns twice as much in life as someone without. For many students, college is their last educational chance to show they are intelligent, knowledgeable, resourceful people, clever problem solvers, and great communicators. What is the question that potential employers always … Read more
There’s no denying that most people hated reading as children. Few children enjoy reading, especially when there is an alternative. Audio books have now given children greater access to materials they do not enjoy reading. Of course, they still need to read, but reading material and listening makes reading much more interesting. Many schools are … Read more
My wife and I have college degrees. My daughter has a college degree. My son has a college degree and is a college professor. However, I don’t think that a college degree is the only way to get a very well paying job. Many believe that to get a high-paying job, you need a college … Read more
The pursuit of lifelong learning – whether it’s to enrich our lives, follow a new dream, or simply challenge ourselves – is certainly something that appeals to many of us. However, for some professionals, continuing education in their specialty is more important than others. People who work in the medical and dental field are familiar … Read more
If you know anything about the history of Spain and Japan, you know that there are few similarities between their cultures and languages. Culturally and linguistically, Spain has a strong influence on ancient Rome as well as the country’s long Moorish rule. In contrast, Japan had its strongest influences from Asia, mainly Korea and China. … Read more
1. Start preparing early To get the most out of SAT prep, start early. In fact, many National Merit Scholars, who typically score over 2100 on the SAT, begin preparing for the PSAT and SAT in the summer before entering their sophomore year so they can make the most of the PSAT they complete that … Read more
Are you planning to take the GED test? If so, you should prepare for it first. You have several options for an effective GED test prep program. Attending adult courses is one of them. However, you may feel uncomfortable studying with other students or the night schedule may not fit into your routine. The best … Read more
When I was about to start my first teaching assignment in Asia, a colleague with a lot of teaching experience abroad told me that I should take a lot of teaching materials with me. When I asked why, he said, “Because Asian students don’t ask questions.” In Canada, USA or other western countries it is … Read more
Nowadays, programming is no longer just for geeks, it has become a “must have” to stay in the market. Coding is an incredibly valuable skill for employers and members of any business team. Programming allows you to create your own website or mobile app. Learning to code can take your entrepreneurial skills to the next … Read more