What Qualifies You to Be a Therapist?
Published on Global Post on 7/1/13 Therapists must qualify for one of the professions legally allowed to provide psychotherapy in their state. This generally includes psychologists and counselors, marriage and family therapists and social workers. Requirements vary from state to state, but generally include graduate education, supervised experience, examinations and credentialing. For professions like nurse […]
Persuasive Arguments for Taking College Coursework Not Related to My Major
appeared on Synonym on 6/25/13 Some forms of education are very narrow. For example, British university education is focused around a particular subject or topic. Similarly, as a person advances to higher levels of education, the field of study tends to narrow. However, in most programs at colleges and universities in the United States, there […]
Does it Matter If You Have a High School Diploma or a College Degree When You Are Joining the Army?
Published on SeattlePI 6/12/13 Serving your country, discipline and career stability may motivate you to join the Army. You wonder what difference it would make if you complete your college degree before you join the Army, as you already have your high school diploma. It does make a difference, but you have to decide if […]
Research Showing How Math Games Can Improve Students’ Math Skills
Published on eHow 6/9/13 You may wonder if research shows whether students are able to develop and reinforce their math skills through math games. These games, both traditional classroom as well as video, have become a common part of the way math is taught in elementary through high school classes. Research shows that math skills […]