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The New Assault on Evolution
This hub takes a look at the new anti-science bills working their way through the New Hampshire state legislature.
34 commentsEducation Is A Three-Way Street
A look at the educational system through the eyes of a retired teacher. Problems are many but the solutions may be fairly simple or greatly complex.
10 commentsWhat is the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act?
It has been 10 years since the No Child Left Behind Act was signed into as law in 2002. It is now time to measure the positive effects of the testing and scores to see if it has been effective in the lives of the students here in the United States....
2 commentsPolitics Watch on Philippines - Achievements of President Noynoy Aquino for 2010-2011
June 30th, 2011 marked the first year of President Benigno 'Noynoy' Aquino III as the 15th President of the Philippines.His much-anticipated first State-of-the-Nation Address (SONA) or Ulat sa Bayan had been positively received by the masses. His...
13 commentsThe Negatives of Borrowing Student Loans: Avoid Sallie Mae & Private Loans
There are many reasons why you should NOT get a private student loan. If I can warn you about one thing, avoid Sallie Mae's private student loans at all costs! And here's why...
7 commentsPutting Population into Perspective
How realistic is the Population Bomb scenario painted by environmental extremists? The available evidence supports the Demographic Transition model, more than the Malthusian dystopian model.
4 comments10 Business Negotiations Idioms Explained to English as a Second Language Learners
English idioms or idiomatic expressions have always been one of the trickiest topics for English as a Second Language learners. This is because the real meanings of English idioms are so far off their literal meanings. These real meanings are...
10 commentsApparently You're a Parent So What Parenting Style Are You?
Parenting is truly an art form comprised of what we have learned in the past with what we would do differently in the future. With each passing generation there is a certain underlying goal to either improve upon or completely revamp the style of...
8 commentsLess is More: A Quick Teaching Lesson
One of the most valuable things that I learned when I was getting a teaching credential many years ago was the concept “less is more.” Eighteen years of teaching have further strengthened my faith in this key concept. The idea is as simple as it...
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