p margin-bottom: 0.25cm; line-height: 120%; a:link If you want to make your career in political science then this article is right for you. If you are confused about career options after your degree do not worry because there are lots of career opportunities available for you after completing Bachelor of […]
Year: 2023
Top 10 Study Tips For University Success
While it may be true that not everyone learns in the most effective way by doing the same things, there are certain fundamentals that you can follow in order to virtually guarantee yourself academic success during your time at University. No matter what degree you take or what College you’re […]
How to Turn Her On – Powerful Psychology Tricks That Will Spike Up Her SEXUAL Temperature Quickly!
It’s a little known fact that women cannot help but feel turned on if they get sexual ideas planted into their heads. However, not many guys really know how to do this – and most of the time they rely on old, tired routines and pickup lines which don’t really […]
Embarrassing Moments – Laughable Foreign Language Mistakes
One of the things that often holds us back from practicing a new language is the fear of making a mistake. It’s an obvious wound in self-pride if someone laughs at you, or stares in bewilderment because while trying to ask for directions, and you get the word for “left” […]
Bridging the Language Gap Using Bilingual Picture Books
There are more than 39 million Hispanics live in the United States making it the fifth largest Spanish-speaking nation in the world. It is estimated that within five years, only Mexico will have more Spanish-speakers than the U.S. Schools are offering bilingual courses and fully integrated bilingual curriculum. In some […]
Book Review: Let There Be Light – The Story of Light From Atoms to Galaxies (2nd Edition)
This second edition of “Let there be Light: the Story of Light from Atoms to Galaxies” is, like the first edition, a delightful book. Light, or more generally electromagnetic radiation, is the vehicle that the authors use to traverse the broad subject of physics, and they do so in a […]
End Game for Earth
Our poles are more than 20% melted. Oceans are rising. Leading scientists expect southern FL to be covered by water in 2050. CO2 output from 80% of our energy systems is accumulating from fossil fuels such as coal oil and gas. Only 20% of our energy is clean energy (geothermal, […]
Detroit Schools Has a Difficult Start to the 2006-2007 School Year
There has been a slow and turbulent start to the Detroit Schools ‘ new school year. In a battle over contracts, some 7,000 teachers and 2,000 staff members refused to start school in September. These contract disagreements lead finally to a court battle. The contract disagreement began on August 28 […]
Introduction to Computer Programming and Programming Languages
Since computer science was recognized as a distinct academic field in 1960s, it has made great strides especially in making things a lot easier for humans. One of the issues it has solved is the way problems that need to be addressed have been translated into a code or format […]
Home Schooling and Learning Communities – A Book Review
Home schooling has always been popular, and yet for a brief period in our history we didn’t hear a lot about it, today, all that has changed, as home schooling is definitely back in vogue. The No Child Left Behind Act instituted under the Bush Administration with the help of […]