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PrizeRebel: Easy beer money with surveys, videos & offers (payment proof + tips inside)
what is prizerebel? what are some of the tasks you should expect? As the world advances, online tasks tend to increase in availability. PrizeRebel is another online platform that offers gifts and rewards for tasks. You are awarded points every time you complete a task. The points are easily exchanged as gift cards to retailers or direct deposits to bank accounts and PayPal.
By Digital Bazaari4 years ago in Education
Studypool: Introvert-friendly way to earn via "Micro-tutoring"
what is studypool and how do i work there? Studypool is a platform that connects tutors and students. Students present their work to tutors who can proficiently offer guidance and answer them.
By Digital Bazaari4 years ago in Education
YouGov: A different survey site for each country (plus Guide & Proofs)
Big data is becoming more and more important overtime. It can be used to predict patterns in human behavior, business practices, illnesses and even election results. As a result, there are a growing number of companies offering rewards for people's opinions.
By Digital Bazaari4 years ago in Education
The role of the internet in education
The role of the internet in education The internet is now a powerful tool along with all other tools. Which everyone needs. This is no less than a blessing for the students. Every student needs the internet for one job or another. Exam date or syllabus. The Internet is also needed for information on exam results and certificates. The importance of the Internet in education for students means that it makes it easier for them to re-learn the materials taught in school and research things. We can divide the usefulness of the Internet in the field of education into the following categories: -
By Ali Imran4 years ago in Education
Write Often — Write A Lot — Then, Write Some More
I recently wrote an article about my statistics during my first month using crowdsourced publishing platforms like Medium, Vocal, Substack, NewsBreak, and others.
By Kurt Dillon4 years ago in Education
Lessons From the Past
For the first time since the beginning of the eighth grade school year, my classmates and I fell silent. Our naive thirteen-year-old faces looked upon the face of a man with deep lines in his face that each seemed to tell their own story. A closer glance at his forearm revealed a faded tattoo. A tattoo that nearly six million other men, women and children just like him were marked with during the Holocaust. That day I was changed. I was transformed by this survivor’s story, and by the unit we did in social studies that year about the Holocaust. It is the reason that seven years later I still keep a golden paperclip in a box full of memories under my bed in remembrance of the six million people killed during the Holocaust. It is also the reason I am pursuing a career as an educator. I believe so strongly in the power of knowledge to make the world a better place. I will fiercely advocate for education about the Holocaust for students. This topic is so critical to teach young people about so that they understand where this atrocity originated and how it originated. The Holocaust did not start all at once. It was borne from hate, from intolerance and from a slow progression of oppression. Young people must be taught how to recognize the beginnings of such events to prevent them from reoccurring.
By Annabelle 4 years ago in Education
The System I Use To Write
There are countless amounts of written tutorials out there on the web on a variety of topics. If you’re one of those who need to be constantly putting content after content out there, wouldn’t you love to know of ways to speed up your writing and make you more efficient? In this article, I’ll be presenting a system that I use to do just that.
By Jane4 years ago in Education
Note Taking Tips For Students My Own Experiment
As a student, we need to study many things to become a professional in any topic we need to study a lot of things. But all topics or information is not equally important for our exam. It is also very hard for us to memorize all the topics to do well in the exam.
By Avijit Ray4 years ago in Education
The effect of exercise on covid-19 |Exercise help in the Effect of covid-19 vaccine| covid 19 pandemic execises and physical activities
Its famous and practically proved that Physical exercises increase the level of Immune system strongly in this article we will learn how exercises help to decreases the attack of covid 19 virus.
By Faisal Haroon4 years ago in Education
3 Top Canadian Academic Institutes Application Tips!
When students begin to fantasize about studying in Canada and begin to consider their alternatives, the application procedure is the first thing that comes to mind. Without a doubt, it is a difficult undertaking for every student who wants to study abroad. They must submit their paperwork on time and precisely for schools and universities to process their applications more quickly and effectively.
By James Corby4 years ago in Education
Where to learn online for free?
I have always enjoyed learning skills and the internet has made these courses and resources much more accessible. It is also important to note that students should aim to have some relevant work experience before graduating so they know what sort of jobs they want to head into.
By Chloe Tsang4 years ago in Education
Are Coding Bootcamps Still Worth the Money?
If you're interested in a new career in software development, you may be asking yourself, "Are coding bootcamps still worthwhile?" Whether to attend an on-campus or online course, or to take an apprenticeship in your preferred language, there are a number of important questions you should ask yourself before enrolling. Whether or not a coding bootcamp is worth the money depends on your expectations and the quality of the program.
By Ellie White4 years ago in Education