When I graduated from high school, I thought about seeing the world. I wanted to take a year off of school, travel to foreign countries and see what I could do and see abroad. I got a passport and was just about to leave on my journey when a family member mentioned something about college. Their little comment made me stop and realize how much my trip would cost and how it might curb my education. This blog is all about choosing education over other pursuits, and learning how to prioritize your life goals. After all, without an education, you can't go far.
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4 Tips For Teaching Visual Learners
10 February 2016
When teaching students new material, it's important to account for learning differences. Some students learn best by reading about a concept, while some learn by performing tasks or making something. A common learning style is visual learning, which means many students learn best by interacting with visual representations of the material. Visual learners often need to see pictures, either literally or in their imagination, in order to fully grasp new information.
How Do You Convert Your Foreign Driver's License?
19 February 2015
Driving in the U.S. is a privilege reserved to those who have shown great mastery of both safe driving rules and skills. While there are many online resources explaining how permanent residents and U.S. citizens can become legal drivers, very little can be found about the conversion of a foreign driver's license into an American one. Both procedures share a few similarities but are also different from each other. If you hold a foreign driver's license and reside in the U.