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  1. Added Jul 02, 2008 by graduate
    Need money for college? Who doesn't! Advice and links to resources and news about college funding. Where to find money, how to save it, and how to get the most out of your education without going into debt with student loans
  2. Added Jul 01, 2008 by graduate
    Links to online college programs that don't cost a dime. Free internet based education for students of any level
  3. Added Jun 28, 2008 by graduate
    The politics of inflationary college tuition: How tax dollars are used to ensure that the price of school will go up every year and why the universities need this to stay in business.
  4. Added Jun 16, 2008 by luizsilva
    A highly significant suggestion on the choice of the subject of an essay,from the area of Psychology or Pedagogy, or from specializations as Psychoanalysis or Psichoeducation, among others, would be as how Psychoanalysis can serve as an educational tool. Psychological science and psychiatry shape illustrations, clinical usances of demeanour, characterisations, subjects of personality, reception
  5. Added Jun 16, 2008 by luizsilva
    The lower prices of imported goods and economic recovery, accompanied by a stronger regressive distribution of income, considerably reduced the price of cars, which facilitated its purchase by the economically most favoured range of people who saw the impact of the reduced price of the car on their family budgets. Article written by the team of monographs in economics - AD Monograph
  6. Added Jun 06, 2008 by kse
    Jacques Carpay Summary A hundred years ago William James in his well-known volume entitled Talks to Teachers severely denounced "those who hand down advice to teachers from above". According to him, a teacher's knowledge of psychological principles may make a negative, rather than a positive, contribution to her/his classroom performance. Psychology, James asserted, can only save a teac
  7. Added Jun 06, 2008 by kse
    Abstract  The phenomenal growth of information technology and globalization promises a future where education about diversity and difference will be very significant. In this information age where existing knowledge and technology are constantly being replaced in an ever changing interdependent global environment, the fundamentals of education are also changing. Education will focus on building new knowledge rather than passing on existing knowledge. The increasing interconnectedness between cultures and their concomitant intermixing as a result of globalization requires that pedagogies about cultural diversity also focus on creating new knowledge and meanings about cultures as they change. In this article, we discuss sociocultural theory as an alternative educational pedagogy that situates the teaching and learning of cultural diversity within rapidly changing local and global conditions. We argue that features of this theory are especially relevant to providing a guiding pedagogy for valuing difference in inclusive environments. We engage the literature on cross-cultural communication and collaboration between culturally diverse professionals and parents of children with disabilities to illustrate sociocultural perspectives on conceptualizing cultural differences and their interaction, and the possibilities for creating culturally inclusive partnerships and communities.
  8. Added May 21, 2008 by aseldow
    Our educational video games offer an innovative approach to teaching basic academic skills by incorporating features of arcade games and educational practices into fun online games that will motivate, intrigue, and teach your students.
  9. Added May 20, 2008 by aseldow
    Category:Schools & Education | Tags:web2.0, Kathy Schrock, web20, k12, education A list of links to support the use of Web 2.0 tools for teaching and learning in the K-12 environment
  10. Added May 18, 2008 by graduate
    Find money for college, but be wary of these common scholarship scams
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