Work-integrated learning (WIL), work-integrated education (WIE) and willingness to work

Students in learning institutions are better advised to complete the work-based learning, work-based education and employment readiness programs as soon as they arrive on campus, ie in the freshman year. You should be constantly involved throughout your studies. The program is quickly becoming the core of all majors around the world. The World Association of … Read more

Forex Education – These Traders Made Millions After Just 14 Days Of Studying!

If there’s a story every trader should read, it’s the story of the “Turtles” – this group of traders learned how to trade in just 14 days and made millions afterwards, and how they did may surprise you. First, let’s go through the background of the turtle story. In 1983, legendary trader Richard Dennis decided … Read more

Selection of educational toys for children with learning disabilities

Some children have to deal with learning disabilities or problems learning new information. They might struggle to master skills like throwing and catching a ball. They might get confused trying to communicate by talking to and listening to others. Without being able to learn and retain important information, these children struggle even more as they … Read more

Adult education – what is different?

How is it different from K-12? Why is this important to us? Discuss andragogy and lifelong learning. Adult education, what is different? Before discussing the practical differences, let’s first address the two main categories of education – pedagogy and andragogy. Simply put, in Merriam Webster’s online dictionary, pedagogy is the fine arts or profession of … Read more

Researching Special Education Schools for Your Child

Research on learning difficulties strongly supports early intervention for children who are struggling in school. Children with a learning disability who receive appropriate attention and support to develop their weak areas are just as likely to be successful students as their non-disabled peers, as long as their weaknesses are identified early. Parents of students who … Read more