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Do you have a teen that is approaching the age to drive? If so, you have probably already imagined the first time you take him or her out on the road for the first lesson. Does this seem like something that you can stomach? I took my son to a parking lot for his first lesson and it literally made me sick. That was the one and only time that I tried teaching my son how to drive. This blog contains information about driving school for teens. You will find a list of things that your teen will learn and a long list of benefits from paying for professional lessons.

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3 Factors To Consider When Looking At Job Placement Opportunities Offered By Electrician Trade Schools

9 November 2015
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Once you receive your electrician certification, the first thing on your mind may be how you are going to land a decent job to take advantage of the training that you've received. Luckily, many electrician trade schools offer job placement programs and dedicated coordinators that are there to help you excel and land your dream job. Whether the electrician trade school that you are interested in has a job placement program or not should be a huge factor in your decision. Read More 

Day Care Technology Is Changing The Way Programs Are Doing Business

28 October 2015
 Categories: Education & Development, Articles

If you are looking for a good day care program, there are probably many things on your list of criteria. You are probably looking for a clean, secure location that has a good reputation while offering a stimulating curriculum with a low staff child ratio and that is affordable. While your program should definitely have all of these basics, you may also add being technologically advanced to your list. A good program will use technology not only to enrich your child's learning experiences, but also as a means to allow you to stay in touch and to keep your child safe. Read More 

5 Time Management Tips For College Students

20 October 2015
 Categories: Education & Development, Articles

College is often a very fun time in life, but it can also be demanding and stressful. As a college student, you have to balance classes, studying, and writing papers with extracurricular activities, a social life, and part-time jobs. Unlike high school, you don't necessarily have a lot of structure or your parents' guidance, so it's up to you to create effective time management skills for yourself. Here are five ways to take control of your schedule and manage your time effectively while in college: Read More 

Four Fabulous Skills Your Child Learns At Summer Camp

6 October 2015
 Categories: Education & Development, Articles

Ah, summer camp--it's a time that many parents and their children look forward to each year. If you're considering camp, the idea of parting with your child for so long may be stressful. Understanding the benefits may help to relieve your anxieties. Little ones develop better life, social and survival skills when they attend a good camp, all while developing friendships that may last a lifetime. Still unsure? Check out these four fabulous skills your child soaks up at summer camps like Learning Tree Schools. Read More 

Four Reasons To Choose Private School For Your Child

28 September 2015
 Categories: Education & Development, Articles

If you've been thinking about sending your child to private school, you might be weighing your options to decide if private school is really better than public school. In fact, even if the public schools in your area are good, your child may still get a better education at a local private school. Here are four benefits to a private school education to help you make your choice. More Focused Classes Read More