Six Reasons To Seek Higher Education by Craig Middleton

March 13th, 2022

Why Educate
Six Reasons To Seek Higher Education by Craig Middleton – Getting an education is fundamental to your overall well-being. Learning is the key to gaining skills and general knowledge to help you succeed in your career and life. Here are six reasons why you should consider continuing your education.

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How to Teach Future-Proof Skills by Amanda Winstead

February 19th, 2022

Future Proof
How to Teach Future-Proof Skills by Amanda Winstead
There is a lot of emphasis in education surrounding making sure students gain relevant skills. After all, there’s a certain amount of responsibility to empower students to be productive in their post-school lives. However, much of this focus tends to be toward passing on technical and vocational abilities. Creativity is often pushed to the back and dismissed as an optional extra.

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How To Reduce College Expenses By Susan Doktor

February 16th, 2022

How To Reduce College Expenses By Susan Doktor offers great advice for current high school and college students. This is something they should all read so please share. Thanks, Susan. College is expensive. But in today’s labor market, it’s arguably less expensive than not going to college. On average, workers who have earned a Bachelor’s […]

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Five Important, Meaningful Benefits of Education by Craig Middleton

February 13th, 2022

Five Important, Meaningful Benefits of Education by Craig Middleton will help students you know understand why education is important. While lessons from subjects like math and social studies may not relate directly to a student’s world this article explains why they nonetheless have meaningful personal value. Thanks, Craig Though the importance of a good education […]

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Limitless Mind: Learn, Lead, and Live Without Barriers by Jo Boaler

February 10th, 2022
Limitless Mind

Limitless Mind: Learn, Lead, and Live Without Barriers by Jo Boaler explains what you can do for your own thinking and that of your students to be truly limitless. It draws on educational and brain research that points out that the brain changes when we learn. There is also a focus on the power of mistakes, how changing your mind can change your reality, and the benefits of collaboration. Flexible thinking is better than fast thinking and learning is more effective when it is multidimensional. Although Jo comes from the field of math, this book is valuable to all educators and all people.

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