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During the pandemic, a national student financial wellness survey uncovered disturbing results. In 2020, nearly 3 in 5 college students lack stable access to food, shelter, and other living essentials. More than half of the survey’s respondents showed signs of food insecurity. Over 10% had experiences with homelessness. This collection …
Workplace training can be a challenge, both to administer and to benefit from. On average, employees are given just 24 minutes per week for learning, and many employees are left with no training at all. Even when training opportunities are given, there are often barriers to joining, like complexity, time, …
Colleges have been on a downward slope for years now. What was previously one of the most efficient and surefire ways for economic mobility is now a much more mixed bag of results. For many, staying a high school grad and moving straight into the workforce will earn them a …
Regardless of being the U.S resident and procuring a U.S secondary school confirmation, you will confront various hindrances when attempting to fit the bill for your further training. One of your significant deterrents will likely be the connected costs that will be too high to even think about bearing. Luckily, …
Scrapbooking is a classic pastime for children – perfectly pairing learning with creativity. Trunki is encouraging parents to take their kids to the nearest nature area (whether that be the forest, the beach, the hills or the local park) and collect some natural mementos to create a nature scrapbook. Simply …
The art of writing begins with effective tricks and methods, applied to improve one’s style. However, many students find themselves confused when it comes to efficient essay crafting. They are constantly switching their attention between the formatting and the paragraphs, which may lead to confusion while reading the text. These …
Moving for college is a first step to the adult independent life. It can be both exciting, but also a bit frightening part. There are so many things you should do and choices to make. One of the choices is selecting the type of housing: on-campus and off-campus. Before you …
The world has entered a digital age, with almost any activity having an online alternative. In fact, online learning is becoming a popular alternative to traditional education modules. In the United States alone, over 6 million people are engaged in some form of online learning. With relatively lower costs, more …
Starting a school is like starting any business in some ways – it requires a lot of time, energy, patience and money. In a lot of other ways, opening a new private school is an entirely different venture, one with specific requirements due to your unique business needs. If you’ve …
The process of starting a school is one that is long, complicated, and sometimes frustrating. The rules and regulations are not always clear and the path to go from an idea to opening day is not always a straight line. It is a process that can take months or years …
The SAT, which influences which colleges a student can gain admission to, is one of the most important tests in an American’s life. Given the magnitude of this test, it’s vital to prepare—a lot. Not only must students carefully study the subject matter that will emerge on the test, but …
Exam season can be a daunting time for young people. However, as a grandparent, you can do your bit to help ensure revision and exam days go as smoothly as possible. Companion Stairlifts, a manufacturer and installer of stairlifts in the UK, has devised this infographic which aims to give …