Years ago people could live a productive life, save for retirement and build a nest egg without a high school diploma or little to none formal education. See, when I was a youngster, my mother worked 2 to 3 jobs to provide for our family. The challenges of her younger life and family prevented her from [...]
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Employers High Demand for Students and Workers With an Informational and Technical Education in the Emerging 21st Century
November 21st, 2009 
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No Comments »Pros and Cons of Online Education for the World Citizen
October 23rd, 2009 Admin More and more young people are choosing non-traditional education to start and advance in their careers while completing and furthering their formal education. “Typical distance learners are those who don’t have access to programs, employees who work during scheduled class hours, homebound individuals, self-motivated individuals who want to take courses for self-knowledge or advancement, or [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Classroom Courses, Delivery Tool, Education Providers, Enoch, Formal Education, Homebound Individuals, Learners, Learning Environment, Learning Solutions, New Horizons, Phoenix University, Pros And Cons, Secondary School Age, Self Knowledge, Sloan, Student Retention, Technology Curriculum, Time Management Skills, Traditional Education, World Citizen No Comments »Alternative Learning System for the Aeta Community: Equalizing Education to Cultural Minority Groups in Lopez, Quezon, Philippines
October 14th, 2009 Admin “ALS is expected to provide solutions in areas of conflict, critical thinking, in indigenous people communities and in areas where literacy is most wanting and where literacy is needed.” Hon. Jesli Lapus, Secretary of Department of EducatinThe government’s vision for non-formal education is revitalized and epitomized through an Executive Order No. 358 S. 2004, rnaming and [...]
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