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Category: The World Around Us
Keep Your Options Open: Six Things to Consider Before Committing to a Major
In today’s world, it pays to choose a major that will be beneficial to you in terms of personal enjoyment, as well as career advancement.
The 2015 World Series
This year’s World Series is one to remember no matter who you are.
Education is Evolving: 5 Trends Shifting the College Landscape
These are just a few trends that are changing the college landscape.
9 Tips About Teaching Teens On Using Credit Cards Responsibly
Students can start establishing credit even before they have a job.
Can’t Decide On A Major? Useful Tips to Help You Find Your Passion
Don’t be afraid to take chances, make changes, and try something new if you are unsure what your passion is.
Homeschooling Around the World
Is it legal? Yes and no. The precise laws and requirements vary from country to country.
Advantages of Learning a Second Language
Learning a second language can benefit your career, communication skills, and personal development.
5 Tips for People Working at Home and Homeschooling
Do you have trouble keeping up with what’s going on in the world around you because you’re too busy at home?
How to Improve Your Interpersonal Skills in Four Easy Ways
Developing strong interpersonal skills is the key to finding success in every walk of life.
Fun Ways to Test Your Teen’s Knowledge
On the internet we are able to find an overabundance of useful links and sites that can help with learning about the world around us.
Spread the Word: the Status of World Literacy in 2014
With National Family Literacy Day falling on November 1st, we explore the state of the world’s literacy.
Christian Hospitality
Hospitality is one of the fundamental cornerstones of Christian faith.
Illegal Border Traffic is Hazardous to the Environment
Illegal border traffic is ruining some of the most beautiful and fragile natural environments in North America.
Bring Hope And Inspiration To The Country Of Cameroon Through Books!
Join me and my missionary friends to send books to Africa.
Homeschooling: The School of Champions
By Rachel Salter. Homeschooling has given my family the opportunity to explore our own community as well as travel around the world. (Writing Contest Honorable Mention)
What You Need To Know
By Brittany Nichole Collett. Is this the generation of change? I hope so. And hopefully, after you have finished reading this article you’ll know what to do to change it.
Knowing is Living – Dangerous Drugs that are Popular with Teens
Teens have become dangerously experimental in the last several years. From smoking unknown substances to taking pills filled with mystery powder, they have become very brave so to speak. Many of these new drugs are simply altered or mixed versions of existing drugs that heightens the feelings or changes the experience and can be potentially […]
Medical Mercy: Ethics and the Underprivileged
On September 19, 2013, Dr. David H. Beyda gave a presentation for the inaugural HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) distinguished speakers series at Paradise Valley Community College in Phoenix, Arizona. Dr. Beyda is a Pediatric Critical Care Specialist at Phoenix Children’s Hospital, a Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, […]
What it Means to be Successful
By Nick Maker How can I become successful? My mom always tells me that “success comes from being well prepared on anything life throws at you,” and it’s true. My mother prepares me to raise a better son and my father prepares by working hard with diligence, so he can support the house we live […]
The Importance of Connecting with Grandparents Before It’s Too Late
By Nick Maker I just went to Orlando to visit Disney World and Universal Studios, (try to not get jealous,) but not only that, I visited my grandparents who came all the way from Colombia. It was a grand happy time to see them once again after 3 ½ years. I had seen them in […]
Bullies and Guns Don’t Mix Well in Life
By Nick Maker This is an issue I would like to bring up and it is about bullying, but I have another that I’ll bring up later on. The Bully: About three weeks ago I was watching a special episode from Cartoon Network titled “The Bully Effect.” Following is the link to the episode if […]