Posts Tagged‘education’

BCFS Health and Human Services CSD Offers Tips on Learning From Home During COVID-19

BCFS Health and Human Services CSD offers a range of programs to help care for and educate children throughout the United States. We understand the challenges facing parents during COVID-19 as they attempt to educate their children at home through an unprecedented time. We have several tips for parents who are perhaps struggling to create engaging and impactful virtual-learning programs for their children. A first step for parents is to set realistic and attainable yet challenging expectations for their child’s education. For multi-child households, these expectations should be adjusted based on individual academic ability and age. The expectations can also reasonably…

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What Are The Benefits of Tutoring?

For many years I struggled with a couple of subjects at university and although tutoring was mentioned to me on a number of occasions, I felt slightly embarrassed about having to get help. As the exams were approaching I recognized that I needed to do something and so I decided that for at least 2 of the subjects I would have a weekly tutoring session to help me out. I have to say that this was the single best decision I had made in my education and thanks to the support which I received, I was able to get through uni…

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What Are Common Mistakes Made by Content Writers?

We cannot excel in everything; even professionals working for years in a specialized niche still make mistakes and have things to learn. Mistakes are made by every one of us, and that is perfectly acceptable. Take content writers and their work, for example, no matter how good the article turns out, experts can usually find at least a few minor errors in need of correction, which is normal. However, the question is, how can content writers avoid these mistakes in the first place? You may have seen law firm content writing drafted by attorney writers. It is often as near…

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How to Make the Transition to a Nursing Career

There are a lot of reasons why people want to become nurses. Maybe you want to do your part and help the nurses on the frontline. Others discover all the perks of being a nurse and realize how diverse the field can actually be. Nursing can be one of the most fulfilling careers when you choose the right path. You also need to have a certain disposition and be ready for what the job truly entails. Let’s take a look at what you need to do to transition from your current position to a nursing career. Make Sure You Have…

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6 Things to Expect When Enrolled In Any Online Training Course

Traditionally, learning only took place by attending lectures and listening to professors. Technological advancements have revolutionized how we study and how teaching is done. Hundreds of thousands of students across the world earn their degrees after studying online. There are numerous benefits of enrolling in various online training courses, and that continues to attract more students. There are several factors that will determine whether or not you succeed in any online training course. One of the attributes you need to achieve success is persistence. For example, you should have persistence when it comes to experiencing technical hitches and seeking the…

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5 Tricks to Solve Learning Challenges When Working Remotely

In this critical new phase of working remotely, many companies are facing the challenge of conducting employee training through online platforms as well as learning to adapt to these rapidly unfolding events. The online learning platforms are economical in terms of time and money but has created a paradigm shift in the training process. Companies have to resolve specific challenges associated with online learning to achieve the company’s goals efficiently. Promote and enhance digital literacy to build team cooperation Building team cooperation is an essential thing to encourage employees working remotely, to ensure they are not isolated. Digital onboarding strategies can…

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Roger Wolfson – What Core Skills Do Writers Need?

Roger Wolfson is one of the world’s finest writers and whilst you may not know him by name, you will most certainly have heard or seen some of his work. Roger has lent his pen to many endeavors over the years including TV hits like Law and Order and Saving Grace, he has also worked as a columnist for the Huffington Post and within the field of law. Roger is the perfect person to gain inspiration from for any would-be writers out there and these are the core skills which people like Roger possess, and the skills which you are going…

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Bharat Bhise HNA – Reasons to Become an Ethical Hacker

Many years ago I an remember my good friend Bharat Bhise HNA telling me that he decided that he wanted to become an ethical hacker. Bharat was always an absolute wizard when it came to computers and it seemed to make perfect sense that he would go into a career such as this. Back then people like Bharat were few and far between but these days the career path of being an ethical hacker is more popular than ever before. If you, like Bharat, have good intentions and some great computing knowledge, here is why you should consider this profession. Well…

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Adding Some Context to the American Musical and Dramatic Academy Reviews

AMDA is one of the best performing arts colleges in the country and I spent 3 of the most amazing years there. I was looking at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy reviews last week as i wanted to leave my own review about my time at this special college. I feel that there isn’t enough depth or context to the reviews which have been written on there and so I wanted to give me own view on what life is like at the college, studying performing arts and most importantly, what you can do in order to get the most…

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Does Your College Major Matter in the “Real World”?

To say that freshmen often stress about their choice of major is an understatement. Indeed, many college students have spent sleepless nights trying to decide what major they should choose, and, by extension, what career path they should pursue. What’s worse is that they have to make these tough decisions at the age of eighteen. Understandably, college students can feel a good degree of pressure because of this. However, there’s growing evidence to suggest that your choice of major in college doesn’t really matter all that much –– if at all. According to research, just over a quarter of college…

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