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Being a Home Schooling Parent: An Insider’s Look
Posted by Educator in Home Schooling on November 6, 2010
Home schooling is sweeping the United States and abroad. According to the National Center for Education Statistics for 2004, 2 million children are being home schooled in the United States alone! You are maybe asking yourself what is home schooling? Or more importantly what does it take to be a home school parent? Home schooling [...]
Whats the difference of being homeschooled and being in a correspondence school?
Posted by Educator in Correspondence schools on October 31, 2010
i think i spelled that right. anyway whats the difference? I want to be in the American School Of Corr.
How hard is it to create a clientele in being a home schooling tutor?
Posted by Educator in Home Schooling on September 13, 2010
I’m pushing 60, and the various things I am able to do narrow down a bit, but I can still love kids and seeing them light up when they learn something that matters to them. I am, to be blunt, itching to tutor home-schooled kids. How hard is that to set up? How do I [...]
Who do you go to at an online university program if you are being treated unfairly by a certification program?
Posted by Educator in Online universities on August 30, 2010
Hello I am in a certification program (there are no grades but it is part of a university). It is complicated but I am being falsely accused on unethical behavior and being harassed by faculty. However it is weird because this is all online. It is an online program. Who would you file a report [...]
Encase The Moment Of Your Child Being Conferred Graduate Degree In Photo Frames
Posted by Educator in Graduate degrees on May 22, 2010
A graduation degree is the basic qualification for the students either to enter the competitive job market or go for higher studies. A mere excuse is enough to go gaga over a celebration. The outstanding achievement of a fresh graduate is worth a celebration. As proud parents, you will likely to invite a horde of [...]