Time never seems to be on your side! You can hardly take time to do all the extras after taking care of the kids. You don’t know where time is going and now you have to think about going back to school or finishing your studies. Finances are an issue, now adding a tuition check … Read more
Perhaps you are new to teaching in Arizona and have just been told by your principal or staff representative that you need a structured 45-hour English immersion course. Maybe you knew all along that you were in your teacher prep program and you put it off for as long as possible. Anyway, if you’re reading … Read more
Everyone needs oxygen to survive in the world. Education is equally important because education gives people the knowledge and skills they need. Education is important for people of all ages and knows no borders. Children need education to learn to speak and write. Students in higher education need knowledge to get valuable information about what … Read more
The idea of online education was laughed at not too many years ago. But these days, both educational institutions and prospective students are taking online education seriously. The first universities to offer accredited online degrees appeared as early as the 1990s. More often than not, these pioneering schools were looked down upon by the “academic … Read more
Education is no longer confined to the walls of schools and educational institutions. With the proliferation of smartphones and tablets, it has now become possible to deliver learning experiences online and across the borders of schools and institutions. eLearning is gradually conquering the apps market and the reason is the widespread education industry. There are … Read more
Brown University has the misfortune of consistently receiving the worst ranking among Ivy League schools in the highly respected rankings published annually by US News and World Reports. In the Best Colleges 2010 edition, Brown was ranked sixteenth overall in the highest rated category of the national university rankings. For the 2010 ranking, Brown finished … Read more
Social worker and home economist Constance R. Nabwire is best known for her heavily illustrated books on African cuisine and recipes, as well as the cultural connections. “Nabwire” is a female name of southeastern Ugandan and southwestern Kenyan ethnic origin, traditionally associated with someone born at night. “Bwire” is the male version. In the early … Read more
Many people believe – and have proven – that the things you learn outside of the classroom can be more valuable to your success. Those who live to prove this principle are those who have thought outside the box and achieved great success thanks to a combination of talent, hard work, courage, luck, connections and … Read more
Cyber forensics is studied in the subject of digital forensics. It concerns the legal evidence lying in the digital storage media and in cyberspace. Since the advent of the digital age, the need for cyber experts has grown exponentially. It is largely due to the internet explosion in India recently witnessed due to e-governance, e-banking, … Read more
Nigeria is a country of about 140 million people: a rapidly growing country with an almost vibrant economy. The country has been plagued by corruption over the years. The social fabric was in a deplorable state, resulting in unimaginative rankings in the global index standards. Education is vital to human existence; it is a tool … Read more