Social Competences

Schools are under pressure to create safe, orderly and effective learning environments where students acquire social as well as academic skills that will allow them to succeed in school and beyond.

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Early Childhood Education

What is the best approach for teaching young children? No question could be more pressing as teachers, researchers, and policy makers strive to make sure all children are "ready to learn."

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H1N1 Education

The fresh flu crisis together with the spread of the H1N1 influenza virus has prompted several people to take more precautions to preserve themselves from infection, especially in areas where cases of the virus have been set firm.

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Swine Flu Prevention

The swine flu news is catching on the spotlight in the media everyday. With the current economy crisis, this form of influenza spreading is definitely hitting more woes on the already black scene.

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H1N1 and School

There is good news and bad news regarding the swine flu. The good news is that the legislature indicates that a vaccine for H1N1 may be available by November. However, the bad news is that flu season most often begins in September. This means that your school age children may be endangered to the H1N1 before a vaccine is ready. So what are the risks and what can you do now to make safe your school age children?

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Age of Accountability

To outsiders, the role of the school superintendent has always been a little mystifying. Most people can explain that the superintendent is the ultimate "person in charge," but what superintendents actually do remains vague.

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College Attendance

One of the motives for seeking an education in the community college is to increase earnings. Because greater income and improved job status are associated with higher living standards, the community college can also act as a bridge to enhanced social mobility.

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