lunes, 5 de marzo de 2012

About Business School: Scholarships, Internships, and Spring Break

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From Karen Schweitzer, your Guide to Business School
This edition of the Business School Newsletter offers information about a scholarship opportunity for U.S. and Canadian students, tips on landing an internship, a list of the best three places to spend spring break, and much more. Enjoy!

Spring Break for Business Students
Spring break is a good time to recharge your batteries. You can do this almost anywhere, but getting out of your usual surroundings is customary. There are many different spring... Read more

Odenza Marketing Scholarship
Odenza Vacations is awarding one $500 scholarship to U.S. and Canadian citizens between the ages of 16 and 25. To be considered eligible for the scholarship... Read more

Get a Summer Internship
Participating in an internship over the summer is a great way to bulk up your resume before you graduate. Although any internship is better than nothing, it is best... Read more

Choosing a School
Choosing a business school can be difficult. The school you attend will have a huge impact on your future and your career. Find out which business schools have the best programs and get other valuable tips that will help you choose the business school that is right for you.

 


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About Elementary Education: Can a Professional Portfolio Help Keep Your Job?

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From Janelle Cox, your Guide to Elementary Education

Can a Professional Portfolio Help Keep Your Job?
The New York Times published an article titled, "Petty Differences Mark Consensus on Teachers." This relates to the media blitz on how government officials are pushing for more... Read more

5 Minute Activities
Are you looking for some quick activities to do before the bell rings or when you have a few extra minutes to spare? You can maximize your instructional time by... Read more

Help Organize Disorganized Students
Disorganized students are often forgetful, distracted, messy, and use their time inefficiently. The lack of organizational skills can be very frustrating for teachers. The biggest challenge that teachers have with... Read more

Create Learning centers in the Classroom
Learning centers are a great way for students to practice new skills, and they give students the opportunity to improve their social skills. This article on how to set up classroom learning centers will help you understand the basics. You will learn what learning centers are, how to prepare and set one up in your classroom, and how to present them to your students. Do you have any ideas or suggestions on how to establish learning centers? How do you arrange your classroom centers?

 


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About Distance Learning: The Guaranteed 10k Online Bachelor's Degree

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From Jamie Littlefield, your Guide to Distance Learning
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New: The 10k Online Bachelor's Degree
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More and more parents are making a big decision: they are pulling their kids out of traditional classrooms and enrolling them in online elementary schools...

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Critics of for-profit online colleges complain that students are deprived of the richness offered by liberal arts schools and are instead spoon-fed a "factory-line education." But, is a strict curriculum always a bad thing?...

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