26. | No-Cost Student Loan Consolidation by Vanessa McHooley No-Cost Student Loan Consolidation A no-cost student loan consolidation – doesn’t that just sound too good to be true? Think about it. You have just accrued thousands of dollars in debt through student loans after 4 years of college, or possibly even more. Then, a company offers to take all of your loans off of ... | |||
27. | Stafford Loan Consolidation by Vanessa McHooley Stafford Loan Consolidation A Stafford Loan, which can help to finance your way through a college or university, comes in two forms: Subsidized Stafford Loans A subsidized Stafford Loan, which you can receive based upon your specific financial aid. When a Stafford loan is subsidized, you are not required to pay any ... | |||
28. | Federal PLUS Loans by Vanessa McHooley As a student entering college, it is very unlikely that you have a few spare checks lying around that you can cash and magically use to pay for college. Most college-aged students, ranging from late teens through mid-twenties, have no line of credit and cannot receive much money in loans if they need to do ... | |||
29. | E –Learning Standards by Dan The utility of any teaching material is inappropriate unless it does not qualify certain norms and standards. E-learning standards can be described as certain parameters that make e-learning course apt and useful for its user. There should be guidelines that help in the assessment of an e- learning course being good or bad. ... | |||
30. | Student Loan Consolidation – How does it Work? by Vanessa McHooley Student Loan Consolidation – How does it Work? Student loans are a great source of financial aid for students who need help paying for their education. Unfortunately, students often leave college with burdensome debt. In addition, they often have multiple loans from different lenders, meaning they are writing more than one loan repayment check each month. ... | |||
31. | Why student loans are better than credit cards by Vanessa McHooley Why student loans are better than credit cards You need some more money for college expenses this semester. Do you whip out a credit card to pay for your books, or do you apply for a federal or private loan? Well, consider the options – -With a federal loan, your interest rate will be low (around 5%) ... | |||
32. | PLUS Loans – it's never too late to subsidize your child’s education cost by Vanessa McHooley PLUS Loans – it's never too late to subsidize your child’s education cost Rising. Soaring. Skyrocketing. These are the words that seem to begin every article about college tuition costs – and they are words guaranteed to make every parent cringe. According to the College Board, costs for the 2004-2005 school year at four-year private colleges ... | |||
33. | College Debt – how to avoid it, and how to get out of it by Vanessa McHooley College Debt – how to avoid it, and how to get out of it Because most college students are using loans to finance their college education, the debt level of recent graduates is rising rapidly. On average, students graduate owing $12,000-$16,000 in student loans and another $2,000 in credit card debt. Is this the price you ... | |||
34. | Medical School Secrets e-book Gets Rave Reviews. by Chris Pal Having only been published in May of 2004, "Medical School Secrets" is a very up to date and practical guide designed to help students get into Medical School. Since its release, the guide has quickly gained popularity and is a welcome change to the myriad of confusing information found online or in print. Short and ... | |||
35. | Money for College – where is it and how do I get it? by Vanessa McHooley Money for College – where is it and how do I get it? College is expensive – but money is available to help you pay the way! By doing a little research and filling out a few forms, you can find money through scholarships, grants, loans, and tuition assistance such as work study. ... | |||
36. | Inadequate Sex Awareness Poses Adolescent Health Risk by Billy I Ahmed INADEQUATE SEX AWARENESS POSES ADOLESCENT HEALTH RISK It is not uncommon, in a country like Bangladesh, that conversation about sexual issue remains a taboo. It is high time, that such taboo should be unshackled. Else, the ticking time bomb of HIV/AIDS could peter out risking 23percent adolescents of 130 million adolescents population of Bangladesh or face ... | |||
37. | Halloween History by Mrs. Party... Gail Leino Halloween's origins date back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain (pronounced sow-in). The Celts, who lived 2,000 years ago in the area that is now Ireland, the United Kingdom, and northern France, celebrated their new year on November 1. This day marked the end of summer and the harvest and the beginning of the dark, ... | |||
38. | Why learn to sing? by Michael Oliphant When you think about it, most of the cultures on this planet have some form of singing that is fundamental to their way of life. You may only sing when it’s absolutely impossible to avoid it, like at birthdays or when you are amongst a group of people singing your national anthem or at a ... | |||
39. | Detecting Children's Learning Disabilities by David Fitzgerald The most common learning disability is reading and language skills. Learning disabilities are not something that child will outgrow or is cured. But once recognized and focused on, the child can succeed in learning. Well-meaning relatives and pediatricians sometimes offer assurances that an infant or toddler or pre-schooler with a delay is a “late-bloomer” that will ... | |||
40. | The Remote Viewers' Matrix Explained by Jonina (Joni) Dourif The Remote Viewers' Matrix Explained Imagine a huge library with every book about every person, place, thing and event in the world. A place that has recorded everything that has happened since the beginning of time and movement. Everything, meaning the creation of a pencil through the birth, development and growth of every person and ... | |||
41. | Techniques to Help e-Learning by Catherine Franz e-Learning is doubling yearly. Classes, e-courses, e-books on how-to and what-to appear by the thousands online weekly. In-person seminars and workshops are limited to location and access. e-Learning allows easy access, creation, and international distribution to a whole new world of experiences -- negative and positive. Avid learners now feel like there is a smorgasbord laid ... | |||
42. | Internet Tutorials are the Teachers of the Future by Jesse S. Somer I know some people don’t even believe that the Internet or World Wide Web exists. They think that it is an abstract concept and that if asked to show it to someone they would fail miserably. Well, whether or not it exists I think that the collective consciousness of humanity is evolving everyday because of ... | |||
43. | An Education in Saving on Textbooks by Heather Wallace Every year students flock to the college bookstore to purchase the various textbooks that they require for their classes. Little do these students realize that, in doing so, they are throwing good money away. As unbelievable as it may seem textbooks, in some cases, actually cost as much, if not more, than tuition. On the surface ... | |||
44. | How to Teach to a Diverse Classroom of Students by Tina O'Block Each year teachers are faced with the daunting task of teaching to a classroom of 20-30 individual students, each with their own learning styles, interests, and abilities. Providing optimal learning for such a diverse group can seem overwhelming. But, there is a simple approach that can be used which will enable all students to succeed, and that approach ... | |||
45. | Encourage Personality Testing by Kate Hufstetler I was asked the other day : "Kate, is personality testing novelty, frivolity, or common sense?" The answer is: It depends on whether or not you utilize them properly. I highly recommend them for anyone who is in a relationship of any kind: business, friendships, family, etc. (so all of us) Personality tests enhance our perspective. ... | |||
46. | Cottonwood “cotton” is flying/ Bad Company by Thomas Ogren Cottonwood “cotton” is flying/ Bad Company Ó Thomas Leo Ogren I originally saw the question below posted in an Internet gardening forum and decided to answer it. It was a question I’d been asked many times before and I knew my answer would be useful in an article on springtime allergies caused by city trees. So I ... | |||
47. | Keep Preschoolers Cool about School by Jane Lake Keep Preschoolers Cool about School The first day of school is a momentous occasion for parent and child. Excitement, tinged with uncertainty, fills the weeks before September. Anxious mothers coax awkward five-year-old fingers to tie shoelaces (or give up and buy sneakers with Velcro), while proud fathers urge their children to write their own names or ... | |||
48. | The Advantages of Attending a Career College. by Max Stein There are many educational choices for this year’s crop of graduating seniors. Traditional colleges, both four-year colleges and community colleges, are becoming less and less of a "fit" for students. Long times to graduate, waiting lists for popular programs, or outdated curriculum for modern careers are all compelling reasons to seek other sources of education. ... | |||
49. | When should you update your job skills? by Max Stein With the U.S. economy still slumping and unemployment numbers barely moving forward, many workers may be considering what their employment future could be like if they were to lose their job. If you’re in a healthcare field, or possess computer skills, you don’t have much to worry about, except explaining why you left your last ... | |||
50. | Make Your Career Offshore Proof by Max Stein There has been a lot of talk recently about American jobs moving overseas…offshoring is the buzzword for it. During difficult economic times it is often easy to find a scapegoat to blame for a downturn in jobs. While government reports and politicians try to downplay the impact, offshoring is something to take seriously. This article ... | |||
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