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4 Tips on How to Write an Effective Essay
To write a good essay, you need to pay good attention to the writing process and be familiar with the basics of academic writing required of college students. Yes, essay writing process is a lot more simple than it seems to be for college kids, provided they follow the rigid standards and rules of academic writing.
By Thornie Longmuir5 years ago in Education
Teaching in 2020
I can’t open Facebook, Twitter, or any social media outlet without seeing something about teachers these days. Not just about teachers and the students that we see everyday, but specifically, about the stress, the burnout, the tears, the fatigue, the workload, and the pressure that we face on a daily basis. This has been the norm for as long as I can recall, but now, we have the addition of a global pandemic to add into the mix.
By Jamie Cameron5 years ago in Education
A Letter To The Incoming Class of 2020
As August comes to a close, the directions for this new school year hang in the air. Both parents and teachers alike have their phones going off with the constant updates. One update contradicting another. Families are filling out multiple surveys seeking out answers about in-school instruction. Teachers are confused about the guidelines and parents are frustrated by the everchanging results. Frustration aside, I teach 7th and 8th grade Social Studies and I cannot control my excitement to meet my new students along with seeing the familiar faces from last year. Whether we have a blended learning model or a fully remote school year, it will be a "new normal" for everyone. Students are eager to go back to school. That eagerness is matched with an immense amount of fear. Yes, going back to the building is exciting but, shool will look different. So, to the new students here's a letter to help calm the emotions you may be feeling.
By The Mindful Educator5 years ago in Education
3 Online Learning Resources to Boost Your Business Knowledge
Originally published on millennialmoderator.com by Katharine Hobbes This only added to the convenience of online learning, which allows the user to learn from anywhere provided they have a stable internet connection. Online courses also tend to be cheaper, making them an attractive prospect for cash-strapped individuals who wish to acquire new skills and knowledge. It is well-worth browsing your online learning options thoroughly if you decide to take on these courses. While some are free, others can cost quite a pretty penny, so you must know what you are getting in return for your investment.
By Millennial Moderator5 years ago in Education
(SEP-2020) - Get 20% Special Discount on Palo Alto Networks PCNSE Dumps
PCNSE Dumps {2020} - Pass Your Actual Palo Alto Networks (PCNSE) Exam Easily Nowadays, programs leading to Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineer PCNSE certificate have become increasingly popular. People of all ages trying to get professional Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineer certification for promotion and to succeed in the workplace. Are you seeking a new job? Are you looking for real Palo Alto Networks Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineer (PAN-OS 9.0) PCNSE dumps to advance a higher rank in your Palo Alto Networks organization? As a professional, you should present yourself as the best-prepared candidate a company can consider any time. Palo Alto Networks PCNSE (PCNSE) Certifications are essential to becoming eligible for applying and getting a good job.
By Exam Dumps5 years ago in Education
5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Going to University
Going to university is a massive step. Some people look forward to it for years. Some people dread it. Some people are unsure whether they want to go right up until the last minute. However you feel about going to university, it’s a big life change. There is even more uncertainty around university this year with the pandemic changing how universities will run and the government managing to mess up A-Level grades when the world was already messed up. I have just graduated into a rapidly shrinking job market so don’t worry I’m suffering too. Let’s get into five things I wish I knew before going to university.
By Rebecca Clark5 years ago in Education
At Middleton - A Movie Review
College is the time to explore. Make the decisions that are right for you. At Middleton is a 2013 film about two separate parents who take their kids to Middleton College for a tour. Splitting off on their own adventures, the day turns into a time to reflect, learn, and grow.
By Marielle Sabbag5 years ago in Education
Learning Anatomical Terms in a Fun Way!
It was off time and Jenn, a first-year Medical student, got totally exhausted after attending his college. He took a seat on his College bus and reached home. He found the home empty, took out his lunch from the refrigerator, and ate in a hurry. After getting fresh, he slumped onto his bed and went into a deep sleep. Jenn woke up to the sound of his alarm, which he set for 5:00 PM. After getting fresh, he went downstairs to find his parents having tea.
By Syeda Ayesha Arshad5 years ago in Education
