Why You Should Visit Grad Schools Before Applying
Grad school is an investment. Even if you land a great scholarship, you’re still investing your time. Yet for most of us, it’s an investment of both time and money.
Leigh FisherPublished 3 days ago in Education
I raised $10,000 for my autonomous education during a pandemic
In 2016, I joined a sciences, technologies, engineering, and maths program in the middle of 4-year university. Overtime, I became sick, overworked, tired, and decided that I didn’t want to go directly into a PhD program as the STEM program required.
mx. j. nyla mcneillPublished 6 days ago in Education
Casting Pebbles
Marian wasn’t looking for help for her daughter. She’d given up hope. Christy had arrived in this world the same year my debut novel was published, and Marian and I often joked about the two of us having given birth at the same time. Christy was a lovely child, with a good heart, sharp intelligence, and–unfortunately—a troublesome learning disability.
C. S. FriedmanPublished 10 days ago in EducationNo Subject Line
“These young people” I sighed after reading the second request for an extension. The e-mail messages came in weeks before the first day of class and before the student even saw the syllabus. I reply politely, make sure I can log in to all the University’s systems and start writing my presentations. Later in the day I commiserate on Facebook with my fellow college instructors about how annoying these young people are; were we like that or did our teachers like us because we weren’t like that? How long will it take for these shenanigans to go from amusing to downright enraging? Its all fun and games, until a parent starts to stalk you because their brilliant child is barely earning a C in the course.
Shamaine DanielsPublished 12 days ago in EducationOne Skill That All The Teachers I Have Met Lack
I’m a diligent student putting in constant effort to get good marks in my school in India. Our summer vacations are over, and the new academic session has started today. Due to the tremendously devastating second wave of COVID-19 in India (and the expectancy of the third wave), it is my second tough year of online lectures.
Roselyn VioletPublished 2 months ago in Education
Editing Your Language Quirks
Recently struggling to polish my prose, an outline emerged from the word salad, a problem. I was repeatedly creating sentences which sounded good to me but were lousy English. These bastards finished with all the action, the accent, the “oomph” at their tail ends. My heritage language had stepped on my English; I had been writing with a German word order. Once I understood why I wrote this way, I stopped doing it.
Diane HelentjarisPublished 2 months ago in EducationHow Vocal+ Fills My 'School Days' Void
School Days The pencils to sharpen. The textbooks to carry. The lockers to decorate. The bleachers to kiss under. The bell to wait for. The bus to shit talk on.
Teaching English in China
I look around. All the Chinese students are sitting up watching me. This shouldn’t be too hard. After all, English is my native language. Also, I stayed up till 2:00 last night in my tiny apartment with its kitchen smelling of mould to prepare this lesson.
Greg SouthwellPublished 3 months ago in Education
Resource-Based Learning
Asset-Based View is a fundamental piece of vital administration. It lays accentuation on the way that the internal capacities of a firm make it cutthroat, essentially involving the association's abilities and various assets. For sure, it is the use of these assets that enhances the firm. Despite its engaging nature, the Resource-Based Approach has confronted much analysis from assorted researchers worldwide.
Curious GamerPublished about 9 hours ago in Education
Know about the Best Transcription Courses and Tools for Effective Transcribing
Today’s digital sphere calls for glamorous career options, perhaps; it is the commencement of a new era where you have the opportunity to pick the job that you desire. If you are deemed to work in the language service industry, becoming a transcriptionist is the most ideal option that is open to you.
Transcomedia InformationPublished about 12 hours ago in Education
How do international students benefit from OPT?
OPT stands for Optional Practical Training. OPT allows international students on F1 visas to work in the US for a basic 12 months period in their major field. Students are eligible to obtain OPT after they complete their full-time first year of academics. It is necessary to have an OPT job related to the specialization or any subject in the degree.
United OPTPublished about 13 hours ago in EducationAre Writing Correspondence Courses Worthwhile?
I was asked a few years ago whether I thought the courses run by a certain writing school offered good value for money. The question led to a discovery that they’ve been using me in their marketing brochure to recruit new students, for possibly as long as four years. It came as something of a surprise!
Susie KearleyPublished about 13 hours ago in Education
I'm proud that I had an IEP
I’ve always found it interesting to know someone else’s experiences in school. To know what they went through different then what my course in school was, so I can have an open mind to be courteous and respectful. I never felt jealous if someone did go through school better then me. I have a lot of respect to those that matured in school, it shows character for their decisions outside of school and after school
Samantha ParrishPublished about 15 hours ago in Education
More Reviews
Kyle's Little Sister Written and Art by: Bonltyung Jeong 2021 ISBN: 978-1-9753-1654-9 (paperback) JY Yen Press, LLC
Mark GrahamPublished about 17 hours ago in Education
More book reviews
Lord of Order Brett Riley 2021 ISBN: 9781945501425 (hardback) IMBRIFEX Books 437 pages "Wow, what a concept!" Brett Riley has written a novel entitled 'Lord of Order' that is to me a cross between thriller and horror along with science fiction. This is the story of what would happen if New Orleans were a prison city. 'Lord of Order' is a futurist novel that keeps things and ideas of the past. There are two to three groups in this story (Crusaders, Troublers, Conspirators). It is also a book of having faith in yourself and your ideals. The main characters of Gabriel, Hobbes, and Baudreaux, who are Crusaders/ Chief Troubler- Stransky who have a lot in common, but will need to work through their differences in themselves and New Orleans.
Mark GrahamPublished about 17 hours ago in Education
10 Common Myths About Moodle Development Consulting.
Moodle is the most widely used learning management system Moodle is one of the most flexible learning management systems. It has the largest number of active users and developers, thanks to its adaptability and extensive feature set. The worldwide user base is estimated to be over 68 million. There are currently 46,507 registered sites in 241 countries (Moodle.net).
Loui SilverPublished about 20 hours ago in Education
Creators We’re Loving
The creative faces behind your favorite stories.
Erin Eliza
5 published stories
Diane Helentjaris
52 published stories
Laquesha Bailey
57 published stories
sarah rosellini
9 published stories
Azadeh Jamalian
1 published story
Roselyn Violet
33 published stories
Zulie Rane
19 published stories
David Wyld
209 published stories
Robert Bacal
16 published stories
Flora
26 published stories
Lindsey Warden
29 published stories
Megan Wilson
29 published stories
