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Essential Preparation Tips for NEET Exam
One of the biggest worries of medical aspirants who cherish the dream to study in one of the best medical colleges across the country, to get tips on how to crack the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) exam.
By vinayak kamble 5 years ago in Education
10 Ways to Use Technology to Enhance Your Students Life
The age of information ushered in by technology has made way for many other innovations in education. As a result, the standards of education lie somewhere between the conventional teaching methods and more technology-driven learning approaches. This transition period has allowed students to take control of their learning process and made their lives easier.
By Alley John5 years ago in Education
6 Famous People Who Never Went to College
6. Leonardo DiCaprio Dicaprio, best known for a leading role in Titanic, third-highest grossed movie. He said that he didn't like to go to school and often asked his mother to get him to auditions because of his desire to become an actor and to improve financial situation. DiCaprio never attended college. He quits John Marshall High School in Los Angeles after his junior year. He stated that his time in school and his neighborhood environment provoked his desire to focus on acting, and he later obtained his GED. He had planned to attend college, but that did not happen.
By hasitz5 years ago in Education
Common Core is NOT the Problem
It's everywhere nowadays, from parents throwing fits on Facebook to TikTokers bemoaning the current generation's lack of skills, and so on. They all have one complaint in common: "it's common core's fault."
By Rachal Flewellen5 years ago in Education
A Hick Goes To College
I grew up in a tiny town in Southern Louisiana. I was sheltered and Southern Baptist, and I couldn't wait to escape. I never did quite fit in at home though. I had big dreams of being a writer and moving to New York.I thought I was better than the small-town people that I couldn't seem to get away from fast enough.
By Emma Comeaux5 years ago in Education
How To Expand Your Vocabulary in a Foreign Language
Expanding our vocabulary is the most time-consuming task of all in language-learning. There are tens of thousands of words to learn to become a truly fluent speaker.
By Mathias Barra5 years ago in Education
Oral communication and importance of speaking assessment [A view from veteran English speaking coach]
In the field of education, training, and development, special attention is paid to public speaking and communication. When individuals have direct conversations with others via telephone, speeches, presentations, discussions, these all constitute a part of oral communication.
By Vandana Vidyarthi5 years ago in Education
Why learn Business English through English Speaking Coaching?
Have you recently picked a job? Do you feel nervous about communicating in a business environment? Do you feel apprehensive about making mistakes during meetings or seminars or any other client interaction?
By Vandana Vidyarthi5 years ago in Education
Certification Courses in Investment Banking
The brief answer for this is the financial service provided by the bank to the company or individual to invest their money through various means to increase their capital. The various means of investing are stocks, IPO, shares and equity and many more. The process in which the company or individual is involved with a bank by taking advice for the growth of their capital is known as the investment banking process. This process has various services such as underwriting, M&A, sales and trading, and many more. It requires a lot of knowledge in the finance domain and one should understand the market trends.
By Tauseeq Husain5 years ago in Education
6 Things that Will NOT Happen If You Learn a Language
If you ask any polyglot what it’s like to learn a language, they’ll all tell you it’s fun. I’ve never met a person who could speak 7 languages and said they hated the process.
By Mathias Barra5 years ago in Education
How does higher education benefit the economy?
Education has a significant influence in the arrangement of human resources of the general public and subsequently gives a solid establishment to the country's monetary improvement by raising the effectiveness and efficiency of the individual individuals and turning them as gifted labour, guaranteeing a supportable economy. Numerous nations have put more prominent accentuation on fostering training framework that can deliver labourers ready to work in new businesses, like science and innovation. This is incomplete because more seasoned businesses in created economies have gotten less cutthroat and hence are less inclined to keep overwhelming the modern scene. Additionally, a development to improve the essential training of the populace arose, with a developing conviction that all individuals reserved the privilege to instruction. Here are some ways by which higher education benefits the economy.
By Ashley Blossom5 years ago in Education
I will do it myself.
I was a teacher for 26 years before I had to go on medical leave and then disability due to chronic illness in 2019. I worked with illness my entire life, but my body could not keep up anymore; teaching is so hard and the hours are long and demanding. In addition to teaching I had earned two master’s degrees, one in varying exceptionalities and one in library information science. I held various positions including special education teacher, behavior specialist, and school librarian.
By Ramona Rhae5 years ago in Education