Monthly Archive January, 2010

Using the Internet to Learn New Languages | 01.31.10

According to the New York Times, Internet-based learning programs are gaining a significant amount of popularity among those who are trying to learn a new language. Not only does the Internet offer learners a convenient way to learn a new language from the comfort of their own homes, it is also able to provide innovative [...]

5 Green Jobs with a Strong Future |

Are you looking for a green career path to pursue? If so, you might want to take a closer look at these five jobs. Although these jobs are not new to career world, they are taking on a whole new look and are among the green jobs that are expected to enjoy the most growth [...]

5 Tips for Completing Your FAFSA |

Completing the FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid, can be an overwhelming and confusing process. Furthermore, it is essential to complete the form accurately. Otherwise, you may find yourself losing out on some of the aid that you are entitled to receive. By keeping these tips in mind, however, you will be sure [...]

New Administration Takes Steps Toward Federal Educational Reform |

During his State of the Union address, President Obama made clear that he is still looking toward a future where education in the United States undergoes a major overhaual that includes allowing the federal government to play a more significant role in education. According to experts, however, it isn’t likely that the president will see [...]

The Pros and Cons of Becoming a Science Teacher | 01.30.10

Do you consider yourself to be a bit of a “mad scientists?” Do you enjoy questioning the world around you and performing experiments? If you love playing with chemicals, exploring geological formations or staring at the stars, you might be considering becoming a science teacher. Before you start moving down this career path, however, it [...]

Texas Decides to Opt Out of Federal Education Dollars | 01.29.10

In an unusual step away from the norm, the Republican governor of Texas, Rick Perry, has announced that the state won’t be pursuing the $700 million in federal stimulus money that the state is eligible to receive through the Race to the Top program because it “smacks of a federal takeover of our public schools.”

According [...]

President Obama Makes Plans to Request More Funding For Education |

Soon after taking office, President Obama signed a law into action that would provide $4.3 billion in competitive grant funds to our nation’s schools. Just this past week, the president announced that he will be asking Congress to provide an additional $1.35 billion in funding to extend the grant program, maintaining that getting the country’s [...]

50 Helpful YouTube Tutorials for Future College Students |

Are you thinking about going to college, but aren’t quite sure of what to expect? Although many students feel that they are quite ready to tackle the academic, professional, and social challenges ahead, some discover that they aren’t quite as prepared as they once thought. It’s perfectly normal to feel a bit overwhelmed about college [...]

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