Adults continuing education
With well over two million people employed at at estimated 1,800 universities and high education institutions across the U.S., it should come as no surprise that traditional teaching jobs in colleges aren’t the only important faculty jobs available; everything from Read more
Teaching jobs in colleges make up only a small percentage of the faculty jobs in each school, and although teachings jobs tend to be the most well-known career paths offered at post-secondary educational institutions, all of the faculty and service Read more
Going off to college is a very exciting time for any young man or woman. Leaving one’s parents and setting of on your own for the next great adventure. But aside from classes and keggers, college is also, fr most Read more
As a parent, one of your greatest concerns can be arranging the right child care for your child. Sending your child to school, even at a young age, takes a lot of careful consideration. The school you send your child Read more
Tattoos aren’t a “new thing.” Archeologists have uncovered tools in France, Portugal, and elsewhere that were most likely used for tattooing that are dated as far back as 12,000 years ago. Though times have changed since the Neolithic Period, tattoos Read more
For children with autism and other physical or learning disabilities, a traditional school environment can be difficult to navigate. Because of this, many parents send their children to special needs schools, where faculty and staff can help each student learn Read more
Did you know that every single day, a two year old adds arouind five words per day to his or her vocabulary? Two-year-olds are the most active they may ever be during their terrible twos and it is important that Read more
When you want a good education for your child, you can consider sending your child to a private school. Private schools bring a more advanced curriculum to students, and they expect a lot from each of them. Many parents send Read more
On Thursday, January 29, the Columbia Museum of Art will host a lecture with African American artists and art curators to give museum members a sneak peak of two upcoming exhibitions for spring 2016. The event will take place from Read more
There are bad ways to do test prep review, and there are good ways. While it’s imperative that you study for ACTs, SATs, GREs, or which ever other test you may have in the right way, it’s even more important Read more
