Did you know that the cost of a 4 year degree program is around $20,000 dollars per year.
The cost of a college education is probably the most expensive item in bringing up children today. When you take into account tuition fees, exam fees, living expenses, accommodation, books and computers it’s not surprising that the average [...]
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5 Ways to Fund Your Child’s College Education
Posted by koolguy on March 9th, 2010
5 Tips to find the best online university for you
Posted by koolguy on March 7th, 2010
Getting a university education online has become a very practical reality for people who cannot spare the time and commitment to enroll in a regular university on a campus. Today there are countless options for getting yourself an online education, depending on your specific needs and goals. Therefore making the right choice that will be [...]
Posted in Education Institutes, Educational Theories, college 
Tags: education, online university, universities, university 
3 Comments »A Special Education Success Story With Add and ADHD
Posted by koolguy on February 20th, 2010
The Problem
In our rapidly moving culture, special education students, diagnosed with ADD or ADHD (Attention Deficit Disorder or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) are an ever-increasing challenge for teachers. Having taught in some capacity for nearly 40 years and being a parent of an active little boy, I have studied these conditions with immediate personal interest.
Holding [...]
A Brief History of Distance Education
Posted by koolguy on February 17th, 2010
Distance education has afforded generations of students the opportunity pursue their educational goals outside of the traditional school system. It has allowed countless students the ability to further their education, while allowing them to maintain their obligations to their families and employers. While distance education is not for everyone, it has certainly stood [...]
Posted in Educational Psychology, Educational Theories Tags: campus, corrospondence, degree, education, isaac, learning, online, schools, teach, university 2 Comments »Calculus: The Science of Fluxions
Posted by koolguy on December 8th, 2009
The science of fluxions was Sir Isaac Newton’s terminology for the new field of science known today as calculus. Newton and German mathematician Leibnitz appear to have discovered the principles of calculus in about the same time; but Leibnitz published his work first. For years, there was friction between the two countries, England [...]
Introduction to Online Nursing Continuing Education
Posted by koolguy on August 3rd, 2009
In order to maintain licensure or certification, those in the nursing profession need to complete continuing education courses, also known as CEUs, or Continuing Education Units. Many CEU programs are available online, which makes obtaining CEUs much easier for many people. If you are new to online education, this introduction to online nursing continuing education [...]
Posted in Educational Psychology, Educational Theories Tags: education, NCLEX, nurse, nursing, online, RN, search, university 4 Comments »Work From Home Careers
Posted by koolguy on December 29th, 2008
Want to work from home but not sure what you can do?
Do you want to earn a degree that could lead to a successful job working from home?
Do you know what kinds of jobs are best for telecommuting?
There are many opportunities to earn a great income with a job that can be done from a [...]
