Almost everyone knows the current educational system that regulates public schools. This system is already popularly known as K-12 education. There are thirteen grades that make up the K-12 system from kindergarten through twelfth grade, hence the name K (kindergarten) through 12 (grade 12). This type of educational system is not only applied in the United States. Even those who […]
You may be surprised to learn that there is no single repository of statistics on the number of books sold by an author. Similarly, there is no record keeper for the sales of a particular book title. (Registering your book with the Library of Congress only protects copyrights. The library does not track sales.) Authors or publishers obtain an International […]
Some people complain that Robert’s rules are too complex to understand. Some people say that the parliamentary procedure itself is too complex or too unfair. They say the act of “making motions” and processing the “majority vote” shouldn’t require a trillion rules. Well guess what? It is not a monopoly. You can shop around. If you do not like the […]
With the advent of the Internet, everything from personal relationships to business has gone ‘global’ for all intents and purposes. Today, you can talk to people all over the world just as easily as if you were talking to your next door neighbor. Businesses can exchange documents of all kinds with the push of a button, without having to wait […]
A national survey of teenagers in the United States revealed an increase in fear and despair among them, with one in seven admitting to misusing prescription drugs. Since 2007, there has been an increase in the number of teens reporting feelings of despondency and despair. Suicidality and truancy have increased due to fear of bullying and violence. The trend has […]
Neuroscientists estimate that around 83% of students and 76% of executives are unaware of the link between knowing and doing. It’s called a “critical thinking” step. Use it or lose it. My dad used to say, “Something for nothing? Nix it, kid.” At the end of this blog is a free, unconditional offer that helps your kids improve their grades, […]
Thanks Mitch for taking time out of your busy schedule, would you mind telling our readers a bit about your practice and background? I am an associate at the law firm Scheef & Stone, LLP in Dallas, Texas. I practice commercial litigation and a large portion of my practice is dedicated to oil and gas and securities fraud. I graduated […]
That’s right, if you did the math, you quickly realized that the band must write a song every 6 minutes to stay on target and they MUST STAY ON GOAL. That is the challenge. You must enforce that they have to do 10 songs in an hour. This is how I do it: I divide the band into groups of […]
Human and civil rights violations often occur in various parts of the world. The other day I read a newspaper where it was mentioned that a 23-year-old young man committed suicide due to the discriminatory behavior that he was experiencing in his work organization in New York City. Discrimination of any kind or harassment are the two crimes that can […]
The advance has been in the corners of the world. With advancement and modernization, the ones who have benefited the most are the children. We as adults are not even aware of the vast advanced things that are available online. Children, no matter how young, are much smarter and brighter than we had been at their age. All credit goes […]
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