Math in preschool doesn’t exactly equal calculus, long division, and multi-step SAT-style word problems. But preschool math is important. Quality, challenging math education in the early-childhood classroom creates a foundation for your child’s future learning, according to the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) and the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM). With that in mind—what is your child learning in their pre-k math lessons?
Geometry
Between the ages of three and six (in other words, the preschool years), your child is beginning to recognize, remember, and name basic shapes. Read More»
There are some states in this country, like Wisconsin, that participates in a “vouchers for education” program. All schools in these states, regardless of their public, private, or parochial status, agree to participate. That means that children in these states can attend whatever schools their parents want them to attend. Here is more on this type of program, the freedom of choice and what it means for your child’s attendance at private schools. Read More»
If you are interested in learning a new trade and you have a young family, now is a time to plan for a good work life balance. As a parent with young kids, daycare costs can be high, and you may find yourself not wanting to be away from them for the many hours that it will take to build a new career. If you know that you would prefer to stay at home with your children, but you still want to start a career, there are trades that will allow you to work at home. Read More»
Getting an MBA can help you qualify for open management positions at many companies, but an MBA itself may not set you apart from other qualified candidates. According to Fortune, 191,571 people earned an advanced business degree in 2011-2012. Lots of people vying for mid- and upper-management positions have MBAs. There is an easy way to set yourself apart from other MBA graduates, though. Going to vocational school after earning an MBA can make you stand out from other applicants who have MBAs. Read More»
If you’re looking to begin a career as a phlebotomist, completing a certification program is your first step. Don’t just choose any program. It’s important to choose an option that is best suited to meet both your short and long-term needs. Here are some tips to help you make your selection.
Location
Make sure you are attending a school in the state where you plan to work upon completion of the program. Read More»
