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Choosing A Better Career Path

After struggling for months to climb the corporate ladder, I realized that there were some problems with my resume. I just wasn't as qualified as some of the other applicants, so I started to focus on my education. I worked hard to find a program that accepted people like me, and within a few short months I was able to find an incredible school that accepted people who had my qualifications. This blog is all about choosing a better career path and paving your own way--even if you are new to your field. Check out this blog for great information on being what you want to be.

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The Benefits of Practicing Karate: More Than Just Self-Defense
7 November 2024

Karate is a martial art that combines self-defense …

Why You Should Take Your Own Items To A Break Room
6 July 2023

When you visit a break room, you'll have access to …

Teens And Online High School: How To Know If It Is The Best Choice For Your Child
5 December 2022

Deciding to allow your child to do high school onl …

4 Benefits Of Online Supplemental Education For Kids
6 July 2022

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Is Your Child's Performing Arts Career Taking Off? 3 Benefits Of Enrolling Them In A Cyber Elementary School
30 August 2021

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Some Important Questions To Ask Before Getting An MBA

28 April 2017
 Categories: Education & Development, Blog

Getting an MBA is a great way to improve your life and expand your mind. Many people wonder if getting an advanced degree is the right choice for them. Here are some questions you should ask before you enroll in an MBA program. Is It Worth The Cost? Many master's degrees cost a good deal of money. Whether you study at a brick-and-mortar school or at an online program, you will have to pay a good amount to get the degree. Read More 

Even Small Family Doctors Can Benefit From Administrative Assistants

25 April 2017
 Categories: Education & Development, Blog

Some people go to medical school to become a family doctor in a small town. They likely think this job will be relatively relaxed and enjoyable. That's not always the case, particularly if they try to handle their administrative duties on their own. They may need an administrative assistant to avoid serious problems. Family Doctors Have Demanding Jobs While the cliché of a relaxed old-time family doctor may be appealing, that's really not accurate with the reality of the position. Read More 

Activities That Encourage Literacy in Pre-School Children

21 April 2017
 Categories: Education & Development, Blog

A child who is between the ages of three and five is increasingly beginning to interact with the world around them. Unless they will be homeschooled, most children this age are either preparing to enter or have just entered a formalized education system, such as pre-school or kindergarten. They are also learning how to read and write, which is critical to all their future learning. The child should be given age-appropriate learning activities that encourage learning. Read More 

3 Tips For Securing An Aviation Scholarship

17 April 2017
 Categories: Education & Development, Blog

Becoming a pilot can be an exciting and unique way to earn a living. In order to fly an aircraft, you need to complete a training program that teaches you how to navigate the skies safely. These training programs can be quite costly, so many students search for scholarship funds that can help offset the cost of their pilot education. If you are hoping to secure an aviation scholarship, here are three tips that you can use to find the funding you need to complete your training and start flying professionally. Read More 

4 Things You Can Do To Make Your Teachers Feel More Comfortable With Classroom Observations

1 March 2017
 Categories: Education & Development, Articles

Classroom observations offer a variety of benefits for both administrators and teachers to take advantage of. Administrators can gauge job performance as well as determine where training and support can be improved. Teachers can learn new sets of skills, redefine their standards to optimize student inclusion, and rethink their short and long-term goals. But even with these benefits in mind, classroom observations can be intimidating and uncomfortable for teachers. As an administrator, here's what you can do to make the process more comfortable and less stressful for your teachers on staff: Read More