
Exams, again… With so much to learn, some exam help would be quite useful.
Do you often find it difficult to perceive or memorize materials? Psychologists claim that it depends not on what you learn, but on how you learn.
According to American psychologist Robert J. Sternberg, when talking about learning styles, there are three groups of [...]
March 11th, 2010 by Frost | Posted in Education News | No Comments

The world of fashion is really tough, so you need to always be on your game to remain floating.
If you are just starting out and want to put your foot in the door, internships are a great opportunity to tell the world of fashion about yourself. You’ll gain priceless experience and knowledge and get acquainted [...]
March 6th, 2010 by Frost | Posted in Careers / Jobs | No Comments

One of the most important, though difficult points when applying to educational funds for scholarships is the writing of the motivation letter.
The motivation letter represents the cluster of your ideas and ideology, your aims and reasons for applying for the particular scholarship. Every educational fund states its own special demands and expectations from students. But [...]
March 3rd, 2010 by Anahit | Posted in Admission Exams, Writing | No Comments

As a parent you should help your child in developing effective reading skills.
How can you contribute to developing reading skills in your child? It won’t be a difficult task if you follow the strategies mentioned below.
Choose a book that will be of interest to your child. For instance it may be a funny story or [...]
March 2nd, 2010 by Diana | Posted in Teaching methods | No Comments

The exam is in few days, but there are still so many things to read. It seems that the teacher has forgotten when the exam is and gave a list of books which will take a few years to get through.
Don’t panic. Everyone has this stress and it’s normal before taking exams.
If reading books and [...]
March 2nd, 2010 by Larisa | Posted in Teaching methods | No Comments

Autism neural development disability affecting 1% of the US children aged from 3 to 17, according to the statistics by Autism Society.
Children diagnosed with autism have difficulties in communication, development and learning in general, thus they need a special education.
There are three types of special autism education programs:
The first program, sensory integration therapy, does everything [...]
February 23rd, 2010 by Diana | Posted in Special Education | No Comments

Nowadays having good business writing skills is nearly as important as being a professional in your sphere. Business writing skills are necessary for writing reports, resumes, business letters and of course, application letters.
When you apply for a job, the first thing your employer sees is your application letter. If it is written in a poor [...]
February 22nd, 2010 by Frost | Posted in Writing | No Comments

A youth military school seems to be the ideal place where you can grow up, become self-dependent and gain useful skills which you can’t learn anywhere else.
A military school is not what people think it is. Some think a youth military school is for people who want a military career. They think that the curriculum [...]
February 18th, 2010 by Frost | Posted in International Education And American Schools | No Comments

There are certain events in almost everyone’s life that can play a great role for them. One of those important events is the graduation.
All family members and friends are gathered together to celebrate the beginning of the graduate’s new life.
The graduation party should be memorable and unforgettable for the graduate, so try to prepare [...]
February 18th, 2010 by Rose | Posted in Graduation | 1 Comment

Nowadays military boarding schools are becoming popular. Lots of parents all over the country send their children to a military school because they are having or causing problems. A military school can help address a teenager’s problems.
There are even summer military schools, to which parents send their children to enjoy their time and not be [...]
February 17th, 2010 by Hermine | Posted in International Education And American Schools | No Comments