Latest Posts
Learning and Exercising: Do They Go Hand in Hand?
Before the day of his final exams, Luke decided to do a 90-minute session in the afternoon. He went through his routine at one of the personal training gyms in his community, but halfway
Rhythm Against the Blues: How Music Can Help Overcome Career Stress
Work is like climbing a mountain. The problem is this mountain takes a lifetime to climb. Confounding things, you have to climb every day, day after day (from Mondays to
Parenting 101: College Shopping with Your Kids
Do you believe in the age-old saying that mothers know best? This proverb may not exactly be true. A college professor told The Washington Post reporter that kids should choose
Trending Posts
How to Teach Visual Learners
In the modern world, we’re now well-aware that there are different types of learners and that their method of absorbing information differs quite vastly from each other. Despite this, most
Using Comic Strips to Teach
Despite the negative press they’ve gotten over the past few decades, comic books and cartoons are actually very effective tools that teachers can use in class. They’re colorful, versatile, and
On Paper or On Screen? The Pros of Reading Books and E-Books
In the digital age, it seems like anything that can be put on a computer screen will be put into a computer screen, from food delivery and hotels, to taxis
Online Learning
Are Online Classes Making Students Lazy?
Taking online classes became a big topic for those still learning and working toward a degree or certification. In response to social distancing laws, face-to-face learning classes were prohibited, and virtual classrooms were used as a substitute. So here we are in this interactive and digital age where our time is in our own hands,
Online Music Lessons: How You Can Make Each Session Count
Taking online classes for any subject can be challenging, but for music classes, distance learning presents a new set of unique challenges. For one, taking music classes online means that your teacher can’t physically guide your fingers to the right note or easily show you how to hold your instrument properly. Moreover, there is a
Training and Education
Learning and Exercising: Do They Go Hand in Hand?
Before the day of his final exams, Luke decided to do a 90-minute session in the afternoon. He went through his routine at one of the personal training gyms in his community, but halfway through his session, he decided to up his game by adding a few pounds to his weights and squeezing in a few more minutes on
Rhythm Against the Blues: How Music Can Help Overcome Career Stress
Work is like climbing a mountain. The problem is this mountain takes a lifetime to climb. Confounding things, you have to climb every day, day after day (from Mondays to Fridays for most), until such time your body is far past its peak. By then, you will have to retire. As you can see, work
Subscribe to our newsletter!