Education for All
So you want to be a tattoo artist? Joining the exciting world of body adornment offers many exciting opportunities, and can be very prolific. Indeed, an estimated 14% of the American population has at least one tattoo. You can immerse yourself in a world of people dedicated to a unique form of self expression, self-made artists, and other people involved in the creative world. making a name and aRead More…
So you’ve done it — you’ve decided to go back to school to get your bachelors in communications degree. Economically, it’s a wise decision. On average, skipping college will cost you about half a million dollars over a lifetime. And 83% of those who have went to college say that their degree has already “paid off.” Knowing that you’re going to get money in the future, though, doesnRead More…
After parents have spent many years in education themselves, they often have a pretty good idea of what kind of preschool program they have in mind for their own children. Especially if parents find themselves looking for an infant room that cares for six week to 18 month old children, they are likely already looking at the pre-kindergarten or preschool experience that center can offer as their cRead More…
What do you look for in a preschool or kindergarten? There are many different aspects to your child’s education, from learning how to socialize with others to developing skills like reading and writing, and schools come in many shapes and sizes as a result. While some parents find their children better suited to public schools, others prefer the advantages of private schools to give their little Read More…
If you’re considering private school for your child, there are a lot of things to think about. Why do you want a private school? Is it because of the rigorous education, the connections, or both? Do you want a boarding school where they’ll have the experience of living away from home for their studies? You might also want to foster independence and leadership through a student lead private schooRead More…
Every parent wants what?s best for their child. They want them to have the best education, best resources and the best chance at a successful and happy life. Parents of children with Autism often have a difficult time locating the necessary resources and ensuring that their child is being worked with properly. They can get lost in a regular public school. Often, a specialized school is necessary Read More…
A college education opens the doors to a better and more rewarding career. With more effective communication and analytical skills, you can move into a higher pay bracelet, or move up the career ladder faster in your present job. The problem many people face is that with a job and family taking all up all their time and money, college appears out of reach. But many colleges understand this and oRead More…
Are You Ready To Ditch The Dorms?
Moving off campus is exciting, because it means that you can finally start to really exercise some new found freedom, away from the constraints of on-campus life. From control over your own food and cooking, to having your own room, being able to decorate and furnish the way you want, and the lack of direct supervision are all huge bonuses when moving off campus.Read More…
The question isn’t whether or not you should go back to school to get an undergraduate degree. After all, Americans who had four-year college degrees made a whopping 98% more an hour on average in 2013 than those who didn’t have such a degree. That’s a lot more than you might think. Research shows that not going to college will cost you about half a million dollars, after taking into account averaRead More…
Applied Behavior Analysis therapy, or ABA therapy for short, is a scientifically validated way of understanding behavior — the actions, and skills of a person — and how physical and social environments affect it. To help you better understand how autism centers use this approach to help those with special needs, here are a few things you should know. What Is ABA Therapy?
In traditional ABA theRead More…
