Should You Take Practice Tests To Prepare For Your Roofing Contractor Exam?

How easy is it to pass your contractor exam for roofing? You may think that test preparation consists of learning all there is to know about installing roofs, and there's truth to that. You do need to know your trade. But the licensing exam -- regardless of which state you are in -- can't adequately capture your hands-on knowledge. You'll have to be familiar with what the test asks and know some strategies for success. [Read More]

Answers To Commonly Asked Questions About Adult Education

Going back to school as an adult can seem daunting. Many people would like to further their education in their later years, but are unsure about how the process would work. Here are some answers to commonly asked questions about adult education programs. Would I Qualify For Government Grants and Loans? The good news is government grants and student loans are usually based on income and enrollment in an accredited institution rather than age. [Read More]

Understanding The Different Early Childhood Education Programs

When looking for a childcare center, especially one that includes preschool activities, you will need to decide on the type of educational program that you want for your family. There are many different philosophies, and every childcare center should be willing to share their educational philosophy with prospective families. The following list will introduce you to some common programs and philosophies so you can make an informed choice.  Standard Pre-K [Read More]

5 Tips For Surviving Your First Classroom Observation

Few things are more daunting for brand new teachers than your first classroom observation. Keeping your students' attention and following your lesson plans is hard enough, without the added pressure of a more experienced teacher or school principal observing and evaluating your performance. Luckily, there are specific things you can do to help your first classroom observation go smoothly. Here are five tips: Follow a Set Lesson Plan Your first classroom observation is not the time to wing it. [Read More]