Latest K-12 Education Articles
How to Come Up With Journal Writing Topics
By: Samantha Asher | 25/07/2008
Find out how to get over writer's block when you are writing in your journal. It is not as hard to come up with writing ideas as you thought.
Where to Buy a Degree Based on Life Experience
By: Robert | 23/07/2008
Find out the fastest way for you to obtain the University Degree you need to succeed in just a week without having to take classes or ever doing courseworks.
Private School Fairs: an Excellent Way to Learn About Education Alternatives
By: James Huinink | 22/07/2008
Looking for an alternative to public education? Don't know where to start? A private school fair is a great option and there are several held across Canada.
Protect yourself From Identity Theft
By: Robert | 19/07/2008
A thief intent on committing identity theft will likely use one of the most common ways of obtaining personal details, "Dumpster Diving". Raiding of suburban mail boxes is also a popular method.
Obama’s Education Opinion the Right Stuff
By: Dr. Stephen Jones | 19/07/2008
Obama says testing alone is not the solution for improving student performance. The countries financial investments should support better K12 teaching not testing. In his opinion we are attacking the education system which we should be trying to bolster. Obama says too much time is spent preparing students for No Child Left Behind testing.
Athletes Drop Out Rate a Crisis in the Making
By: Dr. Stephen Jones | 19/07/2008
According to Dr. Stephen Jones each year more than 50 percent of African American students drop out of high school and college. This has a significant impact on athletes who play sports. The drop out rate is greatly affected by poor college preparation and study skills.
Back to School Discounts is a Parent’s Dream
By: Dr. Stephen Jones | 19/07/2008
Millions of parents are flocking to local stores to buy school supplies. This annual ritual is much different than it has been in the past. The rising cost of gas, food and school supplies is digging deeper into the family budget.
College Bound Students Affected by Economic Downturn
By: Dr. Stephen Jones | 19/07/2008
High school seniors are faced with the daunting challenge of selection a college. The current economic downturn is altering their college choice decisions. In many cities unemployment is over 5 percent and some parents cannot afford the colleges that students are selecting as their first choice.