Monday, 8 November 2010

How Sleep Affects Grades


Teens frequently hear about the connection between enough sleep and good grades. They do not always, however, put theory into practice. This statistics project anonymously collects data about students' sleep habits, both how long they sleep and what time they go to bed, and compares it to their average grades. The data can be analyzed using a variety of statistical methods, and students follow up the analysis by relating it to their own habits.
Collecting the Sleep and Grade Data

Safe Internet Use


Reducing the Risks in the Classroom

The following guidelines offer general strategies to help teachers reduce the risks associated with students' Internet use.

    * Learn everything you can about the Internet.
      Find out how the Net works and how to find your way around it. If your school or board offers teacher support or training courses, sign up. Use MNet's Web Awareness Workshop series for self-directed learning. Suggest that your board or school use these workshops for presentations to teachers or parent groups.
    * Learn about your students' surfing habits.
      Have students' complete MNet's Student Net Usage Survey form, at right, to assess where, how often, and for how long they go online. Then use their experiences as a springboard for classroom discussion. (We recommend visiting some of the more popular sites yourself.)

Wednesday, 3 November 2010

select the right Internet University


If you decide to complete your higher education online then it will be necessary for you to put some time into choosing the specific Internet University that you will apply to. It is necessary for you to look for the best Internet University possible because there is many that should be avoided completely. The main thing that you will want to avoid is unaccredited or fraudulent Internet Universities as it will be a waste of both your effort and money.

The most common issue with Internet Universities is that they are not accredited. It is also possible that the university is not accredited for a specific course or program. It is very important that you spend time researching the school and finding out if they are accredited for the internet course you are going to enrol in. Also make sure that they are trustworthy and have a good name behind them. Just like if you were to apply at university campuses, it is necessary to filter through the negligible ones and find the one that you want to attend.

Successful Return To School


As families across British Columbia get ready for Sept. 7 when students and teachers head back to the classroom, here are sometips to help families prepare for the start of the new school year.

* Check what time your child’s classes start. Students in differentgrades may start at different times.

* Get your children used to the back-to-school routine before the firstday of school by having them shift to their school bedtime and wake-uproutine the week before school begins. Parents play a key role during the school year by keeping their childrensafe and healthy. Here are some ways to achieve this:

learning for women


Busy lives, especially those of women, have changed the way goods are marketed and delivered to consumers. The 24-7 marketing strategy of the past decade which makes supermarkets, gas stations, discount chain stores, and even financial institutions, available to their customers 24 hours a day, seven days a week, has now come to education. Today, with distance education, students can attend school anywhere in the world, any time of the day, without ever leaving home.