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Monthly Archives: June 2009

A Brief History of Online Colleges

Posted on Thursday June 25, 2009

One of the most remarkable advances in education has been the creation of online education, attracting thousands of new students to online programs, and delivering degrees to students who would not have earned them otherwise.  Online colleges have emerged out of the woodwork basically, causing a stir in the education industry, offering a multitude of [...]

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The Continual Struggle for Women’s Rights in the Workplace

Posted on Sunday June 21, 2009

Women’s rights have come a long way since the suffrage movement took place in the early 1900s, culminating in the 1920 amendment which granted women the right to vote. Today, there are women holding positions of political power, high-ranking professional positions, and working in nearly every industry that men can work in. Yet, despite having [...]

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Social Media Education in the Classroom

Posted on Saturday June 20, 2009

Text messages, e-mails, Twitter, and Facebook – students these days are increasingly wired and connected, creating vast networks of friends both online and offline. There are few signs of slowing down for the tech-savvy, and with the continual launch of the "next big thing," such as cell phones with Internet capabilities to marry texting and [...]

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The Best Online Colleges for Current Business Professionals

Posted on Saturday June 20, 2009

The advance in online education has meant a new spectrum for potential students of online colleges, especially ones that are in need of degrees for different purposes.  There are the true online education students, there are students who attend part-time, and then there are students who are currently employed by a large corporation and are [...]

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New Technology is the Future of Classroom Education

Posted on Friday June 19, 2009

Lightning-fast computers, teeny tiny cell phones, and energy efficient cars that can go on for miles on a single gallon of gasoline – all of these are products of the relentless forward momentum of technological development. These technologies, as well as many others, have infiltrated every aspect of our lives. Every aspect, that is, except [...]

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Illiteracy Still a Problem in the World

Posted on Thursday June 18, 2009

The ability to read and write may seem like basic fundamental skills that all people, both young and old, should possess. However, figures show that illiteracy is still an issue around the world, even after decades of pushing more adults and children into school and reaching out to developing countries to educate their children. It [...]

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The Growing Divide Between Traditional and Online Colleges

Posted on Wednesday June 17, 2009

Study after study has indicated that online learning is becoming a more suitable option for students of any age, making a deep impact on grade schoolers as they grow up with online classes.  Both the Washington Post and the New York Times have run articles featuring the new feasibility of online schools as a popular [...]

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