Showing posts with label educational resources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label educational resources. Show all posts

Saturday, June 11, 2011

The U.S. educational portal beckons international students.

My Global Education- a website that immediately impressed me with its crystal clear, step-by-step navigation that also did not confuse me about the purpose of the website. My accolades to its web site designer.

It is an U.S. education portal offering various degree programs. The way it makes one decide what he wants to study based on his preferences is the highlight of this useful website for students.

Let me explain. If you are passionate about accounting jobs and you are clear about where you would like to work in this world, My Global Education then offers you various degree options and based on your basic choice, it then broadens the scope of equipping with you the right degree to fulfill your career options.

Please visit the website right now and you will know why I am all praise for it. In addition, please spread the word.

Monday, January 18, 2010

Free mathematics e-book for high school students.

Who can tolerate the banal syllabus of high school mathematics? Even Einstein would have admired our present day school students for their endurance power.

I have always wished to find something interesting and new to teach my math students. That should be something that is not included in their curriculum but still, the subject should stimulate their overall math solving ability.

Today, I came across an e-book that has several interesting topics not covered in the standard high school curriculum of most countries. It is for 14 to 18 year olds who are interested in mathematics in general.

It is free and is available at http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikibooks/en/a/ae/High_School_Mathematics.pdf

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Looking for free biology study materials?


Yesterday, I was the heroine in a math club because I have introduced to the hundreds of students and teachers who were present a new hero that can’t act in films.

It was the course hero who was the center of attraction. I informed all of them about my latest find called coursehero.com, an online database of hundreds of free quality study materials for college students in almost all the subjects that include Biology, mathematics, and economics and so on.

I patted myself for having thoughts of browsing through some of the Biology Homework Solutions even though my subject is mathematics. Since I have studied a little bit of biology and in fact enjoyed my time at Biology Lab, I was able to comprehend several notes in coursehero.com and realized they are valuable and of top quality.

Though I could not answer some of the questions of the biology teachers about Biology Lecture for college final students, I did manage somehow the students’ questions but actually ended up talking about mathematics more passionately than biology.

I strongly feel coursehero.com should be exposed to more colleges as it is a very useful online educational resource.

Sunday, August 9, 2009

Diploma in Applied Journalism by 9.9 School of Convergence.


I remember my first appointment as an ad copywriter 27 years ago with a leading advertisement agency. I had no professional qualification as a journalist at that time (even now I don’t possess any degree in journalism). I got recruited when I submitted a few sample advertisements.

I still maintain my flair for writing advertisements.

I envy the present generation. See how many opportunities are thrown open to them to get professional qualification in diverse fields! Take for example the course “Diploma in Applied Journalism” offered by 9.9 School of Convergence.

It is a course intended to develop those who aspire to become qualified journalists.

The course promises students to make them a thoroughbred with emphasis on high quality reporting editing skills. I appreciate the thoughtfulness of 9.9 school of convergence to have offered the course only on week ends so as to facilitate leisurely approach to the education.

The resource persons of 9.9 school of convergence are Dr. Pramath Raj Sinha, Dr. Eric D Saranovitz, Pooja Kothari, Gunjan Aggarwal and Bejoy Suri,

I think I have come across Bejoy Suri in Facebook. I will have to look up others too.

I have some strong opinion on the ethics followed by the present journalists all over the world. I seriously wish 9.9 school of convergence inducts new ethics in their course of applied journalism.

The admissions are open now to the Diploma in Applied Journalism and the classes are expected to start on 20th September.

For more details on the course, please contact 9.9 school of convergence immediately.

Image courtesy: Google images

Thursday, November 13, 2008

Top colleges in the U.S.


I must start compiling a lot of resources now for the benefit of my students who will be completing their school in March 2009. I used to conduct a "seminar on higher education in the U.S." during the month of January every year.

I have already compiled a database of top universities and colleges in America. But I too have to up date my database-right?

I found a website called Unigo where all the top educational institutions in the U.S. are reviewed. It’s seems to be a great place for high school leaving students to find out what life is really like at America’s colleges, and to make friends who can help them find the school that’s right for them.

I read in Springwise that Unigo offers tens of thousands of original reviews, videos, photos, documents and more about 225 of America's top colleges. They have a team of 18 full-time editors, 300 on-campus interns and more than 15,000 students, the results are all searchable within an interactive community built around student-generated content.

Sunday, July 13, 2008

More engineering colleges means...

My husband's friend, a bank manager looked crest fallen when I visited his house yesterday. The reason for his dull mood was his daughter is yet to gain admission in an engineering college.

She has not secured good marks and thus she can't hope to get into any of the reputed institutions. All she can hope for is opt for a faculty that is not in high demand. Even the news that there will be more seats to grab with the addition of more than 50 engineering colleges this year in our state, did not cheer her up.

More engineering colleges means more shortage of quality academic staff. This genuine concern prevails in several campuses among students and parents.

Though the Government is yet to address this vexing issue, students pin their hopes and their parents sell their assets to meet the educational expenses.

Sunday, March 30, 2008

How to write great resumes.

The duties of a teacher don't end with just taking class. The responsibility is much more than just teaching the subject.

I have to keep myself constantly updated on various aspects such as informing my students about new educational courses to study, education loans avenues, how to write an effective and appealing resume etc.

For my knowledge, I visit regularly Qoolsqool, a free and open educational resource for educators, students, and self-learners around the world.

This is a great resource for students, teachers and parents. The content is top class in this website.
An Example:
How to write and effective resume
In this article posted by Jacobt, a step by step guide to write a resume is nicely explained.

Share this resource friends.