Celebrating What Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream Looks Like In Our Town, Our School

Multicultural friendships inside and outside the classroom keep the dream alive every day

The dream of Martin Luther King, Jr. is alive in our classroomsSource: Getty Images

The Dream of Martin Luther King, Jr. is alive in our classrooms and in our hometown.

Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Dream is Alive in Our School
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Teacher’s Advice: 8 Do’s and Don’ts for Getting References and Rec Letters

Students: Why I Won’t Write You a Letter of Recommendation

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Parents: Help your college students get the most out of their education. Don't let them blow it. Great letters of recommendation are the keys to unlock a world of opportunties.

Students: Why I Won’t Write You a Letter of Recommendation
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Kiss & Zutell: My Kids Watch Too Much Reality TV

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Jersey Shore are hardly the geography lessons my children need.

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Russell and Taylor Armstrong of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills

Watching The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Jersey Shore has made my kids brain dead.
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Searching for a New BFF? Take a Summer Course

Signing up for a summer course is a great way to expand your mind and your friendships.

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The classroom is one of the easiest places to make new friends. A variety of enticing summer courses are wooing adult learners.

You can nurture your mind, self-esteem and friendships by going back to school for a summer session.
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Don’t Turn Your Back on Free Education

Why you should be using your tuition reimbursement benefits.

Don’t Turn Your Back on Free EducationSource: Getty Images

Of all the many benefits that employers can offer their employees, one that is usually underappreciated—but potentially most valuable— is tuition reimbursement. Not all companies offer help with college, of course, and recent economic belt-tightening has reduced the numbers, but still, two of three American companies offer assistance for undergraduate education (down from 78% in 2004), and 56% offer assistance for grad school.

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Checking Up on Your Kid's Homework With the Web

Schools are embracing web-based tools to let students and parents keep in touch--and stay on top of grades.

Last night was back-to-school night for my teenage son's high school.  Among the many things that were on teachers' minds was one big one—this year, they will be posting all of their grades online for the first time.

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Back to School, Online, For Free

Online courseware from many universities lets you dive into classes without paying tuition.

August 30, 2010

The definition of "classroom" has changed significantly in the last decade, especially at major universities that have embraced online courses as part of their curriculum. If pushing your kids out the door to school has awakened in you a hunger for learning,  if you want to refresh your knowledge in a certain subject, or even if you're considering going back to school to help improve your career prospects,  going back to school can be as easy as a click of the mouse.

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Using Blogs To Teach Teens to Write

StagesofLife is trying to enlist teachers to get teenagers blogging--and learning to write.

There have been many people who have bemoaned the decline of language in the hand of teenagers. All that texting and instant messaging, with the creative spelling that strips away vowels and substitutes random characters for sentiment, has led many to believe that nothing good can come out of technology when it comes to writing.

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Wrangling a Tangle of Red

Red tape is the new black

Source: Peter Dazeley

An eagerness to learn should be embraced, not obstructed.

In the red. Seeing red. Wearing red. Makeup aside, it seems that we're all cloaked in a tangle of red tape. The problem is, it's so sticky, how do you cut your way out of it?

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Celebrating What Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream Looks Like In Our Town, Our School

Multicultural friendships inside and outside the classroom keep the dream alive every day

The dream of Martin Luther King, Jr. is alive in our classroomsSource: Getty Images

The Dream of Martin Luther King, Jr. is alive in our classrooms and in our hometown.

Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Dream is Alive in Our School
Read More

Teacher’s Advice: 8 Do’s and Don’ts for Getting References and Rec Letters

Students: Why I Won’t Write You a Letter of Recommendation

Advice for college studentsSource: Getty Images

Parents: Help your college students get the most out of their education. Don't let them blow it. Great letters of recommendation are the keys to unlock a world of opportunties.

Students: Why I Won’t Write You a Letter of Recommendation
Read More

Kiss & Zutell: My Kids Watch Too Much Reality TV

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Jersey Shore are hardly the geography lessons my children need.

Russell and Taylor Armstrong from The Real Houswives of Beverly HillsSource: Getty Images

Russell and Taylor Armstrong of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills

Watching The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Jersey Shore has made my kids brain dead.
Read More

Searching for a New BFF? Take a Summer Course

Signing up for a summer course is a great way to expand your mind and your friendships.

Source: Getty Images

The classroom is one of the easiest places to make new friends. A variety of enticing summer courses are wooing adult learners.

You can nurture your mind, self-esteem and friendships by going back to school for a summer session.
Read More

Don’t Turn Your Back on Free Education

Why you should be using your tuition reimbursement benefits.

Don’t Turn Your Back on Free EducationSource: Getty Images

Of all the many benefits that employers can offer their employees, one that is usually underappreciated—but potentially most valuable— is tuition reimbursement. Not all companies offer help with college, of course, and recent economic belt-tightening has reduced the numbers, but still, two of three American companies offer assistance for undergraduate education (down from 78% in 2004), and 56% offer assistance for grad school.

Read More

Checking Up on Your Kid's Homework With the Web

Schools are embracing web-based tools to let students and parents keep in touch--and stay on top of grades.

Last night was back-to-school night for my teenage son's high school.  Among the many things that were on teachers' minds was one big one—this year, they will be posting all of their grades online for the first time.

Read More

Back to School, Online, For Free

Online courseware from many universities lets you dive into classes without paying tuition.

August 30, 2010

The definition of "classroom" has changed significantly in the last decade, especially at major universities that have embraced online courses as part of their curriculum. If pushing your kids out the door to school has awakened in you a hunger for learning,  if you want to refresh your knowledge in a certain subject, or even if you're considering going back to school to help improve your career prospects,  going back to school can be as easy as a click of the mouse.

Read More

Using Blogs To Teach Teens to Write

StagesofLife is trying to enlist teachers to get teenagers blogging--and learning to write.

There have been many people who have bemoaned the decline of language in the hand of teenagers. All that texting and instant messaging, with the creative spelling that strips away vowels and substitutes random characters for sentiment, has led many to believe that nothing good can come out of technology when it comes to writing.

Read More

Wrangling a Tangle of Red

Red tape is the new black

Source: Peter Dazeley

An eagerness to learn should be embraced, not obstructed.

In the red. Seeing red. Wearing red. Makeup aside, it seems that we're all cloaked in a tangle of red tape. The problem is, it's so sticky, how do you cut your way out of it?

Read More

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