About Me

Never Stop Learning Even After You Earn a Degree

I have loved learning ever since I was a young child, and I was very lucky to have some great teachers during my K-12 years who really inspired this love. After graduating from high school, I knew the next big step in the learning process was going to college, and there, I earned a degree that helped prepare me for a lucrative career. During my few years on-the-job, I was learning new tasks frequently and enjoyed the process. However, once I was fully trained, I developed mild depression. After some soul-searching, I decided to take a course at the local college just for fun. I began to enjoy life again and realized that I feel my best when I am actively learning something new. I decided to create a blog to share my educational tips and musings. I hope you enjoy my posts and learn a lot from them!

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Is Flight Training Right For You?

Posted on 28 October 2020

You can go into flight training to learn how to be a pilot or to learn how to work in other fields related to aviation, such as safety, route planning, and more. Is flight training right for you? You can find a flight school in your area that can help you learn more about this type of training to see if this is the education you need. You want to get into aviation [Read More]

Stages Of Writing Development For Young Children

Posted on 9 January 2017

One of the biggest challenges for young children is learning to master the necessary skills for writing. For new parents, it can be difficult to understand how to help kids develop those skills. In order to effectively help your child build the skills needed for effective writing, you need to understand the phases of development that he or she will go through. Here's a look at each key phase and some tips to help your child progress through them. [Read More]

Tips For Helping Your Child With Dyscalculia Finish Homework Problems

Posted on 29 December 2016

If you have a child that has dyscalculia, you might have noticed that he or she has a hard time counting or performing other mathematical skills. This can be difficult for you, as a parent, because you might not know how to cope with the learning disability and just finish their homework without giving them the answers. You want to help your child come to the answer on his or her own, using the skills that he or she has already developed and reinforcing new skills, so that the homework is actually worth his or her time. [Read More]

3 Tips For Taking Online Classes And Succeeding

Posted on 28 December 2016

Online classes offer you the opportunity to complete your educational pursuits without having to attend classes on a campus. For the most part, you are unsupervised, which means you bear a greater responsibility for staying on-track with the course. Although it might sound easy, it can sometimes be challenging. Here are some tips you can use to be successful in your online classes.   Make Time for Your Classes Since you are taking classes online, it can sometimes be easy to underestimate the amount of time needed to study and complete coursework. [Read More]