March 2012

Earning a degree in business can open many doors when it comes to career options. From the average salary of a recent high school grad to the top dog CEO of a major corporation, the salaries of business professionals varies greatly. This infographic looks at the average salaries of people in the field of business [...]

With the rise of social networking services, the teacher/student relationship is perhaps more delicate than ever. An infographic has been revealed by Masters in Teaching.org that deals with the issue of the teacher/student relationship on Facebook. Courtesy of MastersInTeaching.org (c)

To pay for all this, 66% of all undergrads take out $106.7 Billion in loans and grants. 66% of that is student loans and Pell grants paid for or backed by the US Government. Courtesy of ZenCollegeLife

Because one of the biggest points of concern that we hear from teachers is the idea of “teaching to the test” we decided to investigate the value placed on standardized testing by requirements such as No Child Left Behind, the desperation to achieve (or appear to achieve) based on these standards, and how factors such [...]

10 fun facts about Dr. Seuss books. Source and Courtesy of: Socialgrocery

What do you believe in, Creationism or Darwinism? Where do you think you belong?

Learn and review on the go! Use Quick Review Anatomy notes to help you learn or brush up on the subject quickly. You can use the review notes as a reference, to understand the subject better and improve your grades. Perfect for students preparing for USMLE, MCAT, AP Biology, Nursing and other similar standardized tests. [...]

There’s one thing that communicators, writers, editors and all wordsmiths love to discuss: bad writing and grammar. But what really drives them batty? Courtesy of Ragan.com (c)

A quick look at our world and the education levels attained by our fellow citizens. Source: UNESCO

Whether it’s an email, a handwritten card or a cover letter, using correct grammar and the right vocabulary will ensure the message is delivered clearly, concisely and effectively. Writing and reading periodicals, books or newspapers are fun and creative ways to improve grammar and vocabulary whilst gaining insight on compelling issues. Courtesy of Grammar.net