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Maximize your university experience with these tips for all things collegiate–how to achieve a perfect GPA, select the right major, finance your college education and more.
A Strong Start in Nursing Begins Long Before the First Day on the Job
Nurses are among the hardest-working people in the healthcare world. Nursing school is difficult, and this difficulty serves as a form of quality control. Only those who work hard and truly care about helping others can make it as nurses.
By andrewdeen144 months ago in Education
The Questions Worth Asking Before You Commit to an Online Nursing Program
It's almost hard to believe that you can learn how to be a nurse online. This is admittedly a relatively recent development, and even more recently, one that has become widely accepted. During the pandemic, many programs that were traditionally only executed in the conventional classroom environment were moved online. And while there are no significant safety-related reasons for people to learn virtually now, it is a popular and accessible choice.
By andrewdeen144 months ago in Education
Why I Ask Thai Students to Translate English Word by Word
During my time teaching English in rural Thailand, I have experimented with many different classroom activities. Some worked well, some did not. One technique that consistently helps students understand the difference between English and Thai is surprisingly simple: I ask them to translate an English sentence word by word before translating its meaning.
By Raimund Wagner4 months ago in Education
Part Three — The Translations: Field Guides for the Creative Borderlands
A Field Guide for Writers Entering Film When a prose writer steps onto a film set or opens a screenwriting program for the first time, they often experience a kind of creative vertigo. They are used to absolute sovereignty. On the flat page, a writer can spend three paragraphs drifting through a character’s interior world dissecting grief, nostalgia, resentment, or the quiet ache of memory.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 4 months ago in Education
Old School Film & Guerrilla Filmmaking part 2
Before digital technology transformed the creative landscape, filmmaking was a fundamentally physical process. Every stage of production required manual skill, mechanical understanding, and a deep respect for the limitations of analog tools. This section examines the historical, technical, and artistic realities of pre digital filmmaking, highlighting how these physical practices shaped both workflow and creative decision making.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 5 months ago in Education
Is There An Alternative To An Expensive Degree?
One of my favourite quotes is: “If you think Education is expensive then try Ignorance and see how Expensive that is!” There is a point though when the price of education is far too high. When I was looking to enhance my career, moving into positions above my pay-grade, employers would advertise for candidates who had HNC/HND, Degree or similar. I elected to complete an HNC, 2 years part-time evening class and continued to work a full time job — why would I choose anything else? I ended up with a ‘Pass with Distinction’.
By Pamella Richards5 months ago in Education
Simple Mind-Body Techniques for Better Stress and Pelvic Wellness
Stress can affect the body in many ways. For some people, it appears as headaches, poor sleep, muscle tightness, stomach discomfort, or constant worry. For others, stress may also show up as tension in the pelvic area. Because the mind and body are deeply connected, learning how to calm your nervous system can support both emotional balance and physical comfort.
By Elevate You Studio5 months ago in Education
