The USMLE Step 1 exam is one of the many necessary tests you take on your path to becoming a doctor. At the end of your second year of medical school, this exam is the first of three you must pass to apply for your medical license. With something this important, it’s necessary to take […]
Read MoreIf you have finished your schooling, the last thing on your mind may be taking another class. While you may not be excited about education, learning something new can may be exactly what you were looking for to excite a boring routine. If you want to learn something new, here are four classes that can […]
Read MoreAre you tired of spending your time at a desk from 9 to 5? Are you interested in picking up a bigger salary while having control of your schedule? The workforce has changed over the years, becoming flexible in various areas. Certain professions, however, offer more opportunities for personal control than others. The following are […]
Read MoreLooking for a job can be a job in itself. Creating an accurate resume and intriguing cover letter can be time-consuming. Once this part is finished, you still have to figure out what avenue to take to find a job. In the old days, you would open up the paper to see who’s hiring. Now […]
Read MoreThe first week of the school year is predictable for a high-school science teacher. After establishing classroom routines and filling out paperwork, the first topic is always lab safety. There are dozens of ways to present this material, but there are some topics that always need to be covered. Here are the top three. 1. […]
Read MoreWhat’s your favorite way to learn? Do you take notes by hand, listen to audiobooks or videos? When you think about all the ways you can learn whether that’s online or in-person classes, it’s easy to forget all the other seemingly little things that impact the way a person learns throughout the course of their […]
Read MoreChildren are not always born with equal learning ability. For many, they need additional time or support to keep up the heavy pace of today’s system. It’s not enough to simply toss them into a classroom as this only builds frustration and distraction. Many students with autism, dyslexia and attention deficit disorder, also require an individualized […]
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