By Pancy Singh Executive MBA programs offer an opportunity for working professionals to earn a master's degree in Business Administration. Executive MBA programs don't create any disruption in work and personal pursuits. This type of program includes...
Monday, January 10, 2011
Executive MBA for Experienced Personnel
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Sunday, January 9, 2011
Special Needs: What Is Memory?
By Rachel Speal Memory plays a critical role in all areas of life. At home, school, and at play, a person's ability to remember what they hear or see can dramatically affect their lives.In order to understand why this is so, let's take a look at the...
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Education for The Blind: Then and Now
By Cheryl Ross Education is not something which is confined only for people who are physically capable. Education on the other hand is for everybody irrespective of caste, creed, religion, sex or physical disabilities. You and I as a responsible citizen...
Friday, January 7, 2011
Six Tips for Parents Looking for Hiqh-Quality, Affordable Special Needs Daycare
By Stacey O Mathis When it comes time for parents to begin shopping for daycare facilities for their children, the road can be long and difficult. Many parents wonder about the right questions to ask. Many don't quite know what to look for. This task...
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Thursday, January 6, 2011
Special Education and the Debate on School Funding Considered
By Lance Winslow Well, right now we are witnessing the implosion of our education system in the United States as we lay off more and more teachers. We also see that teachers who have already retired are being paid huge amounts of money in their pension,...
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Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Special Education and the Reality of One-on-One Education Needs
By Lance Winslow Special education children, especially those with autism really require one-on-one education, or no more than five people per teacher. Any more than that and it is pretty much a babysitting episode, rather than any meaningful education....
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Special Education - Placement, Is Inclusion Best?
By Lynne M AdamsThe IEP is written and now there should be some discussion about placement. What options are there and what is best for your child? Those are the questions for the team. Like the IEP, the placement decision is very important to the success...
Friday, December 3, 2010
The Most Essential Factor in Parenting Students With ADD and ADHD
By Kari Miller Some people would answer something such as "the ability to stay calm," or "providing the right kind of structure," or "keeping yourself healthy and well-rested."Although these are crucial for long-term success in raising a child with ADD...
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