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The Purple Pencil
"Hey. Boys. Hush," I mumbled, delicately inching my glasses back up my nose. "We need to finish our stories about Tupac and Kendrick Lamar for your English teacher."
By Nan Gibbons6 years ago in Education
Incivility in Education
Students and faculty need to be empowered so they can construct a culture of respect and civility in and out of the classroom. Classroom incivility can be found in its many forms, but the largest area of concern by far is cell phone usage.
By VNessa Erlene6 years ago in Education
I Dropped Out of College
My future has never seemed very bright. I dropped out of college more than once, which I'm positive disappointed my family. I suffer from depression and anxiety, and bipolar disorder. But I try my hardest not to let it stop me from doing what I want to do, which is get an education. I currently study at my own pace online, through a coding website. I love anything tech related, or computer related. It helps me challenge my brain and makes me realize I'm a lot smarter than I let myself believe.
By Michelle White6 years ago in Education
John Szepietowski tells How to become the Best Solicitor
John Szepietowski says Law can look like a rough and challenging subject to study. Some might even regard it as an impossible thing to cram all those articles and amendments, but some sharp minds among the ignorant ones still choose to study the world's laws in-depth and make a future as a solicitor. John Szepietowski is a solicitor in the UK (United Kingdom). He has an extensive educational background and is known for his work in criminal, trade, banking, and family law. Today, we will ask him what it takes for someone to become a solicitor, and not just any solicitor, the best solicitor, just like him.
By Dainia 6 years ago in Education
If You Make it, They’ll Come
Late last year, I wrote an article on How To Create a Week’s Worth of Social Media Content based on my own struggles, wins and breakthroughs. The article was well received and was shared widely across social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
By Sarah Nderi6 years ago in Education
Want A Thriving Result? Focus on Mechanical Engineering Textbook Solutions
Having a tough time dealing with mechanical engineering? Don’t worry we have come up with the best solutions for you! Bring home the mechanical engineering textbook solution manuals.
By Axel Smith6 years ago in Education
The Top Qualities that Define Students of IB Schools
The IGCSE schools in Delhi NCR follow the Cambridge IGCSE curriculum for students of Classes 9th and 10th who are typically in the age group of 14-16 years. Later the students of Classes 11th and 12th are enrolled for the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP).
By George harley6 years ago in Education
College Living Transition: What To Expect
When you leave home and embark on your new college adventure there are quite a few things that are new. You may find yourself living in a dorm on campus or in a small apartment off campus. Regardless of the type of living arrangement you have, you are now sensing a dose of adulthood and freedom. When you lived at home, under your parents ' roof, you had to abide by their rules. You likely did not have to pay any bills and you were able to focus solely on your education. While away at college a bit more adult responsibilities will be presented in your life.
By DE Brown6 years ago in Education
Kiva
It all started one year when I was sent a link to a site called Kiva. The idea behind Kiva was to do something about the lack of micro-loans available for people who didn’t have the wherewithal to get loans because they were bad credit risks or lived in places which didn’t have traditional banks. When you go on the website, you can pick a country, a type of person or a group, a goal the person asking for the loan is working towards — it offers information that allows the lender, you and all the other people interested in helping the person/group, to feel like you know where your money is going to go and why.
By Jennifer Ryan6 years ago in Education
Sorry Mom
My mother keeps telling me I should go back to college. I went to college directly after I graduated from high school. I loved my college experience. I loved having philosophical conversations in the hallway of my dorm room or deserted Dining facility at 3:00 in the morning. I loved working with my fellow engineering students racking our brains to figure out how we could incorporate the few skills we had as freshmen to impress our professor in a cumulative final project. That one credit class that was five times more work than the four credit classes I took that semester--combined. I learned so many skills and formed so many ideas about the person I was and the person I wanted to be.
By Lucy Alice Dickens6 years ago in Education
The Failure Of Modern-day Schools
School, a establishment of modern-day society. But for all the wrong reasons. as a student, every passing day of school leaves me feeling empty, drained and miserable.
By Jonathon Larkins6 years ago in Education
Memoirs of a Teacher-Intern During a Pandemic
(Let it be known that while I talk about the downsides of masks and desk sheilds and hybrid classrooms, I am in full support of these measures to keep schools safe)
By Elise Spiller6 years ago in Education