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A Class of Their Own: Types of Commercial Driver’s Licenses

To drive certain types of commercial vehicles – such as semi-trucks, dump trucks, passenger buses, and tractor-trailers – drivers are required to get a commercial driver’s license (CDL). This was first imposed in 1986 when the federal government passed the Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act. This law made it mandatory for all drivers of commercial vehicles

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Make Learning A Fun And Enjoyable Process With 2 Secrets

Many parents overlook the value of improving the way their children approach the learning process until it’s too late. By starting them off on the right path, they can enjoy and make the most of their time in school. If you’re looking to make your child’s learning experience fun and exciting, consider enrolling them in

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Personalized Learning

Can Students Excel Better with Personalized Learning?

Personalized learning is a method of education where students have the liberty to choose their own courses that suit their interests and abilities. The U.S. Department of Education (DE) says that this style of learning allows students to develop their skills by mastering academic content at their own pace, saving them time and money. The

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Educational Trends for the Classroom

Effective Educational Trends for the Classroom

Before school boards and standardized exams existed, education was a very flexible field that only a few could participate in. Centuries ago, only a privileged few had the right to learn reading, writing, and basic subjects, while the rest were forced into submission as servants to their lords and masters. However, once religious and secular

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Teacher’s School Survival Guide

The New Teacher’s Countdown to the First Day of Class

When you’re in your first year of teaching, you might feel overwhelmed by the career path. It is exciting, yes, but you have to adjust to the environment. You also have to take note of the advice given by tenured educators and, more importantly, accommodate the developing needs of your student. These things won’t intimidate

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Knowledge Mastery and Student-Centric Learning

Concentrating on Mastery for Stronger Education Foundations

American students have consistently received average scores and ranked behind students from other highly developed and industrialized nations. In fact, the US only ranked 38th out of 70 countries in mathematics and 24th in science and reading at the 2015 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), which tests 15-year-old students’ scholastic performance on the three

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