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Learning Tips For Young Students

Competitions are very vital for overall growth of students. They bring the best out of the students and push them to perform to the best of their capabilities. But in the current scenario, seeing the cruel competition students go through, they seem to be a burden. At present, competition in schools has reached unprecedented levels. Students in this scenario seem to carry a lot of pressure on their shoulders, to excel, especially in academics.

Through this article I will give you some effective study tips that will help you excel in academics and beat your peers. Below are a few key points:

1. Learn in multiple ways:

Don’t learn just from a single source, learn in multiple ways. Besides books, also learn from online courses, audio files, etc. Although books have their own significance and they can never be replaced, the immense power of other modes of learning must also be acknowledged. Animated online courses have emerged out to be very efficient tools of learning. The animation draws a distinct picture or the concept in the mind of the students and hence helps them retain maximum of what they learn. Similarly audio files helps pulls together your concentration and help … READ MORE ...

Elizabeth Cook by — January 16, 2020 in Uncategorized
Is Getting More Education a Must for Job Security?

With younger workers entering the workforce every year, and each of them with increasing well-glazed qualifications, many old-timers in the workforce are feeling the pressure of losing their jobs. Most people believe that to compete with fresh faces, further education or retraining is a sure-fire to keep them relevant.

After all, you have more experience than recent graduates, and now, you have degrees like they do. Plus, if you always show up on time and have good relationships with coworkers, there is no way you will be out of class by some beginners. Or, at least, that’s what most of us like to think.

But if you look at the details of why older people are losing their jobs, you would see why getting an extra degree may be all just about giving yourself a false sense of security. People need to feel that they are in control of their lives, or at least, they need to feel that they are putting in an effort to change their fates. The truth, however, couldn’t be further from what they think.

Staying Relevant

First like talk about staying relevant. Unless you are in an industry that is facing revolutionary changes in technology, … READ MORE ...

Elizabeth Cook by — January 10, 2020 in Interactive Games For Kids
3 Ways to Be an Interior Designer

3 Ways to Be an Interior Designer

You know you have the passion and creativity to achieve success in the interior design business. But you are wondering where and how to start. You ask yourself whether you need a formal certificate or degree to start practicing interior design. Of course a degree can really help you in finding your dream job if you are considering working for people. However, if you live in the US or Europe right now; people will tell you that they are having tough time finding employment; some were even unemployed for years! The point is there are many people out there in the market looking for the same thing as you. So if you have decided to get a formal education, then go as high as you can afford, you need to get a Bachelor Degree at the very least considering the competition you are up against; don’t just settle for a Diploma or Certificate.

What if you don’t have the money and you don’t wish to apply for a student loan to further your study. Can you still make your dream comes through as an Interior Designer one day? The answer is YES! It is not always necessary to register to … READ MORE ...

Elizabeth Cook by — December 21, 2019 in Kids Online Education
7 Steps to Get Rich

7 Steps to Get Rich

1.            Save.

Start saving a percentage of your earnings. Get into the habit of always putting aside ten percent of your earnings before you do anything.

2.            Budget.

Sit down and work out a budget. Work out what you need to spend. Pay all the vital expenses first. Once your living expenses are covered, the rest is yours to spend. If you are wise, you may choose to save some of this money, or invest it in your education.

3.            Invest your savings.

Money must work for you. It is no good accumulating a fortune if you hide it under your mattress. Your money needs to work for you.

4.            Get expert advice on investment.

Make sure you get expert advice when investing your money. Do not go for high-risk investments unless the person advising you knows all about the business. A good rule of thumb is that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. It is better to invest in a sound venture than to risk losing everything.

5.            Buy your home.

Your home can be one of the best investments you will ever make. There are many advantages in owning your own home. If … READ MORE ...

Elizabeth Cook by — December 20, 2019 in Training