Investing a lot of money is no joke. Much more if you’re trying to invest in a dynamic and highly sophisticated business like foreign exchange or forex. That’s why mostly only those who are already experts in the business try their luck in this trade. But did you know it doesn’t have to be this … Read more
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
A foreign country is considered by many to be one of the best places to migrate, live, travel or study. It is a very strong and viable choice for anyone who wants to travel for any purpose because of its hospitality, services and lifestyle. However, one of the main reasons that will attract young adults … Read more
Teaching methods continue to transform into the ways in which we design instructional modules for teaching and learning. Colleges and universities that offer teacher education programs must continue to model, design, and effectively refine teacher education programs and strategies that foster the development of high-quality teachers and learners. In the early 2000s, several colleges and … Read more
Never underestimate the benefits of a good education. Thomas Jefferson would have hit the nail on the head if he had written “life, liberty, and the pursuit of health and education” in the Declaration of Independence instead of “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” “ Education, health and happiness are inextricably linked, according to … Read more
Even babies can tell the difference between a circle and a square, using their senses of sight and touch to distinguish between them. However, learning the names of the different shapes is not an innate ability, but a necessary step in your preschooler’s upbringing. Children need to learn the names of shapes so they can … Read more
I.1. Modern Foreign Languages within the curriculum: 1900 – 1988 I.1.a. A curriculum? Between the1880s and 1904, many pupils had the opportunity of learning a Modern Foreign Language. The main language taught was French; however, German was also taught occasionally. This was the case in most schools existing at the time, although schooling was less … Read more
One of the biggest challenges in supporting teaching on campus or in the disciplines is not just encouraging those individuals who are interested in such work, but helping to develop the field itself. Our aim is to explore ways in which the science of teaching could be positioned within the broader discourse and practice of … Read more