Using Magic Markers - From the Drug Store Specials to Professional Artists' Markers

Helpful tips on using magic markers of many kinds to make artwork you'll be proud of. They're not just for stocking your office supply cabinet anymore.

California Schools

All across the country there is an increasing emphasis placed on early learning. Parents in California Schools desire preparation for their children at younger ages for the academics and atmosphere of school. California Schools have implemented initiatives to ensure that preparation.

Salt Lake City Schools Look At Costs Of Undocumented Students

If you want to stir up a frenzy of controversy, just ask families in Salt Lake City Schools what they think about educating the children of illegal immigrants. The answers will be diverse and impassioned.

San Diego Schools Prep Girls For Science Careers

In an information age, there is a huge gap in the number of San Diego Schools' girls who pursue careers in math and science. According to Jeanne Ferrante, associate dean of the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) Jacobs School of Engineering, this is part of a national trend that occurs when girls lose their interest in these subjects between 6th and 9th grade. USCD and the San Diego Schools are trying to bridge that gap.

Bulgarian Geology

Due to its small size one secret Bulgaria does hold is the geological features that make its beautiful landscape. From glacial lakes and high mountains to flowing river and large forests Bulgaria has every geological feature you can think of.

Who Should Take the SAT?

Nearly every high school student has heard of the SAT, that nearly four-hour exam that is supposed to gauge how well a student will fare academically in their first year of college. But what exactly is this test all about, why is it so important, who would benefit from taking it and what is a good sat score? Here are the answers to those and other questions commonly asked about the SAT Reasoning Test.

What Is Learning? Can We Learn Better Than Apes?-Part 2

We continue the conversation (Part 2 out of 2) on Learning with Dr. James Zull, Professor of Biology and Biochemistry at Case Western University and author of The Art of Changing the Brain: Enriching the Practice of Teaching by Exploring the Biology of Learning.

Photography School- Choose The Right School

Thanks to the revolution in digital photography, the industry is growing quickly, photographers are more in demand than ever before and some very specialized fields of study are facing shortages, while other fields are extremely competitive. The key is to choose the right specialty and then a photography school to prepare you for your field of study...

Boston Schools Battle Over MCAS Scores

Boston Schools are right in the middle of current concerns over stagnated student scores on the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment Exam (MCAS). For the second year in a row, test score are flat, causing concern to both Boston Schools and the state of Massachusetts.

The Multicultural Library

How librarians are responding to the needs of ethnically diverse communities

3 Steps Parents Can Take To Support Elementary Language Education In Their Communities

What a parent can do to support early childhood language education, despite cutbacks in funding for foreign language programs at the elementary school level

Can You Trust The Information You Find Online?

There is masses of information available online, but not all of it is accurate or pertinent. Find out why you should take online texts with a grain of salt

The Evolution Of Cookery

Mans inability to keep up with technology. Think before you cook.