Two Ways To Get The Help You Need For Your Dissertation
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31 January 2019
Getting your doctorate isn't ever an easy thing. There are a lot of things that you have to do, but one of the most important is to write your dissertation and to make sure that you can adequately defend it. However, writing your dissertation isn't as easy as sitting down and typing up a 20-page paper. You have to do a lot of research and editing. If you have problems with your writing, you may need to find some help to get everything written well.
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How Much Preparation Do You Need For An RBT Examination?
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27 January 2019
If you're thinking about taking the test to become a registered behavior technician in the near future, you'll need as much preparation as you can possibly handle. This is the best way to increase your chances of passing the exam.
The RBT exam has 75 graded questions and may have up to 10 ungraded questions as well. These questions will be testing your knowledge of different areas of what it means to be a registered behavior technician.
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3 Ways To Help Students Retain Financial Literacy Lessons
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22 January 2019
Financial literacy is a vital skill for today's complicated world, and too few Americans achieve it. Even those who learn financial concepts often soon forget them due to lack of use or failure to connect with the subject. If you're trying to reverse this trend by educating others about finances, here are three ways to make it stick with your students better.
1. Make it Currently Relevant
For people to really work to understand and apply what they learn, it must have relevance to their own lives.
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Going To College As A Veteran: What To Do
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18 January 2019
You've retired from the military and want to make a career as a civilian. You want to make enough money to live comfortably even if you already receive benefits or other income due to your veteran status.
You can go to college and get a technical degree or certificate, which doesn't require a massive amount of schooling but still allows you to learn the skills you need to get a great career.
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