Education Articles

1. India's Power Troubles And Enron

By Patrick Flaherty ClassNotesOnline. Click for a free resource for teacher websites With severe power shortage problems predicted for the turn of the century, India was faced with finding a solution to this problem either domestically or through foreign investment in the early 90’s. India’s financial standing in the world markets was extremely low and had never been an attractive country for foreign investment. Enron Development Corporation, a part of American Enron, believed t... read more

2. What is a life purpose?

By Michelle L. Casto What is a Life Purpose Michelle L. Casto, M.Ed. Whole Life Coach, Speaker, and Author What is a Life Purpose? Who am I? Why am I here? What is my purpose in life? These are some of the oldest and most important questions posed by human beings throughout history. They become the most profound when an individual such as yourself begins to think and reflect on them. Upon reading this workbo... read more

3. Design Your Destiny: Life is what you make it

By Michelle L. Casto Design Your Destiny Life Is What You Make It Your PERFECTLY DESIGNED LIFE Like William Henley who once said, “I am the master of my fate. The captain of my soul,” I agree that Life is a Do-It Yourself project. If you want to live a certain kind of life, you are going to have to be proactive so you can consciously create life as you would like it. You must first mentally visualize and then ... read more

4. Build Character! Use this 4-Point Plan

By Jean Tracy, MSS, "Granny Jean" Tips and Tools for Character Builders "Building Character in Young Hearts and Growing Minds" Greetings, Use the 4-Point Plan when you're teaching your children right from wrong. U.S. News and World Report conducted a survey and found that 84% of college students believed they needed to cheat to get ahead in the world. You can teach your children a better way. ... read more

5. Create a Network and Catapult Your Job Search

By Teena Rose Networking is still known as a great job-search strategy, yet it eludes some individuals simply because they don’t know how to go about it. Individuals also tend to shy away from networking because it’s time consuming. Unlike online résumé submission or folding a résumé, stuffing it in an envelope, and adhering a stamp, networking requires far more time and dedication. The results, however, can be... read more

6. Is Pursuing a Degree Online really for you? Who Should and Who Should Not?

By Rose M. Stanford University’s Online Lessons Learned Stanford University’s Center for Professional Development has recently completed a survey of those that have been successful in completing online degree programs globally. The results of their research provide useful guidance for anyone considering an online program. The findings of their research are summarized here: read more

7. Online Education Busts Public Schooling

By Linda Correli Critical innovation in education Progress is inevitable and sometimes it is difficult to reflect on its future impacts. Though, notwithstanding all its ulterior dangers and unexpected consequences progress and technological advances are moving onward, affecting all spheres of our life. Online education or so called virtual schooling is a case in point. Now it is mainly impossi... read more

8. Turn Your Problems Into Projects

By Jan Tincher by Jan Tincher Do you have a problem? Here is a simple way to turn it around. Listen up, OK? Take your problem and write it out. Now, as you're writing it out, there will be a few sentences. Take the sentences and number them, and leave a space behind each of them. Now, what do you have? You have a project! How do you feel when you say you have a project? Not nearly as bad as you do wh... read more

9. Knowing Your Goals Make AChieving them Easier

By Michelle L. Casto Knowing What You Want Makes Achieving Goals Easier By Michelle L. Casto, M.Ed. The desire to meet a challenge and succeed has been a part of many cultures throughout history. The ancient Peruvians used to draw out their goals in symbols and paint them in primitive colors on the walls of caves. The Egyptians used to create elaborate rituals to move from one state of desire to actualization. ... read more

10. Whizlabs SCMAD Certification Primer

By Whizlabs Software All about the new SCMAD Certification Exam Author: [FNAME] [LNAME] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary: The mobile market is envisioned as the next technological wave by leading industry experts. But due to the fragmented nature of the mobile market, with various manufacturers competing to get their share of ... read more

11. How to make real money from writing?

By Linda Correli The significance of writing skills is emphasized far and wide over and over again. Writing skills are called mandatory, indispensable, crucial and drastic ability, a ticket to the thriving future of the person. The overwhelming majority of instructors and employers which were surveyed recently stressed that writing skills are critical both for academic and career success. The survey ca... read more

12. Decisions: How Close Are You To A 100% Strike Rate?

By Eric Garner Managers, team leaders and their staff can take as many as a hundred or more decisions in the course of a day, each day and every day. Many of these decisions are, of course, no more than automatic responses to familiar situations in which they have to choose between two or three options. However, from time to time, we all have to take decisions on which the course of our future and that of others... read more

13. Angels And Money

By Jan Tincher Angels And Money By Jan Tincher Consider your worth as a Child of God. What is your value? God and the Angels believe your value is so great, that it is impossible to place a price tag on you. Value your creative gifts as God and the Angels value you. How you decide to express yourself affects the vibration or quality of energy you are exchanging with others. Jealousy, greed, la... read more

14. Circle Of Power

By Jan Tincher Circle Of Power By Jan Tincher Have you ever thought, "Boy, I wish I could handle situations like so and so does. He never looks like a fool, and he always looks like he knows what he's doing." Well, now, we just happen to have a little technique that might help you. See if it does, and let me know how it works. Draw an imaginary circle on the floor. Stand outside the circle. Take a fe... read more

15. Freshmen, Learn How to Hook your Professors!

By Linda Correli To commence something new is difficult from one side, but very exciting and interesting from the other. You never know what to wait and get ready for, though the feeling of unexpectedness makes new undertakings unusually thrilling and fabulous. By starting your freshman year at college you are turning over a new leaf in your life, opening a door to the world with a spate of opportunitie... read more

16. Create "Me" Time During The Holiday Season

By Linda Milo The thought of the holiday season makes most people’s anxiety and stress level rise. The season holds lots of activity which will include list making, frantic shopping, house decorating, food shopping, cooking, family frictions, post office line waiting, cleaning the house, and a longer list of other unavoidable chores to endure. Before you start to feel exhausted by holiday season frenzy, learn... read more

17. The Internet Provides a Virtual Classroom

By Katie Robbins Do you have a passion for a certain subject? Maybe you want to know more about elephants or the computer code to create computer games. You can find information about any of your interests online. The Internet not only provides basic information on any subject, but also lesson plans, activities, and real world examples. It is a privilege and adventure to have such robust information at your fi... read more

18. What are the Advantages to Completing an Online Bachelors Degree?

By Ignacio Setien An online bachelors degree is a four-year college degree that an individual completes and earns through the Internet. The biggest benefit of an online bachelors degree is that it usually takes less time to complete. Most individuals can complete their online bachelors degree in as little as three years. If you have prior college credits to transfer or relevant work history to consider, then yo... read more

19. Become a Certified Success in the World of Business and Finance

By Zach Chouteau There’s no denying that today’s business and finance sectors have become more competitive than ever. It has become critical for professionals to not only have the necessary skills to succeed, but the certification employers are looking for. This challenging environment has always posed a potential problem for the busy professional trying to take a step up in the business world, or transition i... read more

20. Fundraising Articles

By Kimberly Reynolds FUNDRAISING ARTICLES by Kimberly Reynolds of Fundraiser Help http://www.fundraiserhelp.com I have numerous fundraising articles that are available via autoresponder from sendfree.com. To receive a copy, simply click on the mailto link for each and send a blank message. mailto:fundraising-articles@sendfree.com Articles range in length fom 587 words to 763 words. If you publish one o... read more

21. Now is the time for change

By Michelle L. Casto Now is the Time For Change By Michelle L. Casto, M.Ed. Whole Life Coach, Speaker, and Author Planet Earth is ripe for change. Everywhere you look, change is occurring: for the individual, families, corporations, communities, states, countries, and ultimately the world. The pace of change has increased to keep up with the human desire to create more change. You wouldn’t have to look very ... read more

22. Why Homeschool?

By Dr. J. E. Burke As homeschooling becomes more accepted many parents are beginning to explore the positive aspects of this form of education. Why homeschool? The benefits include using a specially designed curriculum for your child, using field trips to provide educational opportunities and an unlimited time to focus on a subject until the child understands it. The typical public school uses institutional learn... read more

23. Friendship: A vital ingredient to a wonderful life

By Michelle L. Casto Friendship: A vital ingredient to a wonderful life By Michelle L. Casto So you are all grown up. You have responsibilities, duties, and things to get checked off your to-do list. You are sooo busy and important, but truth be told, when you have a chance to really feel, you sense that something vital is missing from your life. Of course, your first thought is that you already have found you... read more

24. Vital steps to overcome uncertainties among the students

By Hue Archibalsen Every student knows how it is difficult, almost impossible to write and organize the first writing assignment. It is more difficult, if the student writes it alone for the first time. Lack of experience, lack of time, and undoubtedly lack of knowledge on the process of the completion of the essay-contribute to this uncertainty. How it can be overcome?! Certainly, the more students knew about the p... read more