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Making Your Home Safe: What Parents Need to Do

Most parents want what is best for their children. One way to ensure that your child has a safer home environment is to take action and make changes in your home. Examples of changes you can make are adding locks on doors and windows, child-proofing stairs, and investing in a whole-home purification system. These are

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Do It with Love and Patience: Teaching Kids with Autism

Being a teacher is one of the noblest professions out there. Basically, you become a child’s second parent, which means that you ought to show them love and care. However, rowdy kids and students that have certain difficulties may test your patience. But if you’re a special needs teacher, you know that your patience will

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5 Things Educators Should Consider

When it comes to impacting their lives, very rarely will you ever hear people say that famous personalities and celebrities molded them. In most cases, people tend to forget who won the Miss Universe crown in 1974 or who the Academy Award winner for best actor is in 1952. And while celebrities and other famous

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Academic Achievements: How Long Does It Take to Earn a Doctorate Degree?

If you’re reading this blog post, there’s a good chance you’re thinking about getting a doctorate degree. After all, it is the pinnacle of academic achievement – the confirmation that you’re an expert in your chosen field. While you’re not sure how long it will take to get a doctorate, you know that it’ll contribute

What’s the Difference Between a Ph.D and an Sc.D Degree?

The digital age has provided many benefits to the modern world, not the least of which is making it easier for academics to not only get access to post-graduate courses and helping researchers from various disciplines gain information easily for their research. In fact, the number of doctoral degree holders in the United States actually

Grammar Corner: Council vs. Counsel

In this edition of Grammar Corner, we discuss some of the most widely used grammar errors in the English language. We don’t just correct you, though; we pinpoint exactly why a particular word/phrase/idiom is used incorrectly, while providing the context for each mistake, and then providing the right word/phrase/idiom. Most of the time, a grammar

Grammar Corner: Paid vs. Payed

In this edition of Grammar Corner, we discuss some of the most widely used grammar errors in the English language. We don’t just correct you, though; we pinpoint exactly why a particular word/phrase/idiom is used incorrectly, while providing the context for each mistake, and then providing the right word/phrase/idiom. Most of the time, a grammar

Grammar Corner: Aisle vs. Isle

In this edition of Grammar Corner, we discuss some of the most widely used grammar errors in the English language. We don’t just correct you, though; we pinpoint exactly why a particular word/phrase/idiom is used incorrectly, while providing the context for each mistake, and then providing the right word/phrase/idiom. Most of the time, a grammar

Grammar Corner: Capital vs. Capitol

In this edition of Grammar Corner, we discuss some of the most widely used grammar errors in the English language. We don’t just correct you, though; we pinpoint exactly why a particular word/phrase/idiom is used incorrectly, while providing the context for each mistake, and then providing the right word/phrase/idiom. Most of the time, a grammar

Grammar Corner: Color vs. Colour

In this edition of Grammar Corner, we discuss some of the most widely used grammar errors in the English language. We don’t just correct you, though; we pinpoint exactly why a particular word/phrase/idiom is used incorrectly, while providing the context for each mistake, and then providing the right word/phrase/idiom. Most of the time, a grammar

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