HomeEducation

Education Articles

To help you along the path to a higher education, we are pleased to present an assortment of helpful articles on a wide variety of educational topics. The content presented here has been especially selected based on its inherent value to you. With this information, you will be able to enhance your life and discover new possibilities that only education can bring.

Is cost of education increasing?

Submitted by Viya on Thu, 2010-11-04 10:11
in

As time goes on, more and more education is necessary to keep up with the status quo. While a high school education was a strong education at one point in time, it no longer makes the cut. Individuals must go through college to be able to hold their own, with many looking past college to medical schools, law schools, and graduate schools. As our education expectations rise, so do our prices. The cost of furthering one’s education continues to rise, causing great concern among those who are looking to raise the general level of education in the country.


Read Article
+ Add a Comment
Comments()
+ Add to MySGE

Flirting to get an A

Submitted by Lori O on Tue, 2010-10-26 09:33
in

There have been thousands of reported cases of teachers and students flirting with one another. While some are quick to blame the teaching professionals, others blame the students. Reports state that these cases are far reaching, and that most of the cases involve male teachers. Understanding as much as possible about the issue of flirting in the classroom will help parents, students, and educators to work toward a sexual harassment-free school environment.


Read Article
+ Add a Comment
Comments()
+ Add to MySGE

7 Money saving tips for college students

Submitted by Lauren.Mleynek on Thu, 2010-10-14 10:18
in

A college degree may not teach you how to manage your money wisely, but unwise spending choices while in college can put you on a rocky financial foundation. Here are 7 tips to follow that will help keep you out of debt and on the road to financial success.


Read Article
+ Add a Comment
Comments()
+ Add to MySGE

How good are your teachers?

Submitted by Lori O on Tue, 2010-10-12 08:59
in

The world economy is struggling, and the education world is seeing the effects first hand. School districts are forced to deal with budget cuts and a severe lack of funding. They have to hire in teachers who will take low wages, and cannot afford to fire teachers who are underperforming. All of these various difficulties and struggles are forcing us to focus in on our educators. How good are our teachers?


Read Article
+ Add a Comment
Comments()
+ Add to MySGE

Gain from Job Loss

Submitted by shana on Tue, 2010-10-05 11:00
in

The economy is continually fluctuating, causing many to lose jobs that they have held for years. While some individuals will sit around and feel sorry for themselves, others will take the opportunity to gain from their job loss. Whether it be through finding new career choices or examining their flaws, these individuals realize that they have something to gain from losing their job.


Read Article
+ Add a Comment
Comments()
+ Add to MySGE

Career Colleges & Traditional Colleges

Submitted by Viya on Wed, 2010-09-22 09:15
in

There are different types of colleges and universities that one can go to. Some of these colleges are for profit colleges, while others are not for profit. Each type of college has something unique to offer to those who are looking for the right education for their needs. Pros and Cons show that career colleges offer more focused educations, while traditional colleges offer more life experiences. Choose the right college for you and your educational needs.


Read Article
+ Add a Comment
Comments()
+ Add to MySGE

Managing culture shock

Submitted by Victoria Lemaire on Wed, 2010-09-15 08:57
in

Culture shock is defined as the feeling of disorientation, insecurity, and anxiety one may feel in unfamiliar surroundings.’ Ok, this definition seems a little bit scary. But culture shock is not intrinsically bad; in my opinion, it is even something positive! There are many things you can do to turn culture shock into a wonderful and enriching experience.


Read Article
+ Add a Comment
Comments()
+ Add to MySGE

Study abroad in France: A short guide to survival

Submitted by Victoria Lemaire on Mon, 2010-08-09 09:21
in

France is a great destination to study abroad: this is a country full of history, art, and culture. In the everyday life though, some customs differ from the American ones: simple things as the greetings, dress code, or transportation can surprise you. So discover a few down-to-earth tips than can be useful once you land in the hexagon!


Read Article
+ Add a Comment
Comments()
+ Add to MySGE

2010 college grads and their job situation

Submitted by admin on Wed, 2010-08-04 11:51
in

Even with a bleak economy, there are still plenty of jobs out there for college graduates. In fact, over and over again it has been proven that those with a degree have more earning potential than those without. The trick is finding out the best degree as well as what to do to back up the degree so that you will get hired. The right information will help you to get started in a career which will be personally fulfilling and financially beneficial.


Read Article
+ Add a Comment
Comments()
+ Add to MySGE

Financial Aid For College

Submitted by Torie on Tue, 2010-07-20 11:34
in

What is holding you back from going to college?  Is it financial matters?  If so, you have options.  So many people out there understand the need for money when pursuing an education.  They want to help you, but first you have to find them.  With the basics of understanding you can.

 


Read Article
+ Add a Comment
Comments()
+ Add to MySGE
more