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Public Health & The Affordable Care Act
Many individuals who are pursuing in a masters in public health are interested in the development and improvement of public health programs. The Affordable Care Act, a small component of healthcare reform, has been cause for serious debate over the last presidential term. One January 31st, 2011 U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson found the Affordable [...]
Thu, March 10, 2011 - 4:31 AM permalink
Overview of Public Health
Why Study Public Health? The public health field is an exciting and growing part of our society. There are opportunities for one to pursue an online Master’s in Public Health as well as wonderful universities that specialize in public health offerings. Complex health issues are being faced, daily and conquered. Good health practices are being [...]
Tue, February 1, 2011 - 7:27 PM permalink
Advertisings Impact on Childrens Public Health
World Health Organization Pressures Food & Beverage Industry to Put the Brakes on Advertising Junk to Kids The World Health Organization made a compelling worldwide public announcement—to stop overloading our children with advertisements for food and drinks that will eventually make them sick. The plea comes at an appropriate time, since the WHO is committed [...]
Sun, January 23, 2011 - 4:17 AM permalink
Single Payer Healthcare & Impact to Public Health
Vermont May be First State to Adopt Single-Payer Healthcare System In January, 2011, Dr. William Hsiao—professor of economics at Harvard School of Public Health Program—introduced a proposal before the US House of Representatives that could make Vermont the first state in the union to elect a single-payer healthcare system, if they can get lawmakers committed [...]
Sun, January 23, 2011 - 4:07 AM permalink
What is Public Health – You Are
People today enjoy better diets and greater shelter from the elements than ever before; but exposure to other people is greater, obesity is becoming pandemic, and the general population is aging.  The modern world is a benefit to health, but also creates unique medicinal problems.  The solution lies between the determination of the individual to [...]
Sat, January 22, 2011 - 6:55 AM permalink
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The Recession & What it Means for Your Teaching Career
Whether you are a new teacher or have been in the profession for several years, with today’s economy everyone has the potential to be at risk for losing their job.  The economy has impacted nearly every profession, and education certainly isn’t immune.  One of the best things you can do to understand your risk is [...]
Tue, January 4, 2011 - 8:18 PM permalink
History of the Masters in Education Degree
Brief History of the Master’s Degree The history of the Master’s degree in education dates back to the High Middle Ages, roughly the 13th century. Students would move through a proscribed course of study – similar in principle to the present day bachelor’s degree, licentiate, master’s degree, and doctoral degree. Today, the doctor’s degree is more desired [...]
Sun, January 2, 2011 - 1:39 PM permalink
10 Reasons You Should Consider an Online Masters in Education Degree
A growing number of schools and universities are offering an online Masters in Education to their students.  An online program can work a number of different ways, from classes that are available to begin each week, to those programs that follow a schedule that is similar to that of a more traditional program.  Most online [...]
Sun, January 2, 2011 - 1:36 PM permalink
Resources for Dealing with Difficult Parents & Students
Dealing with angry parents and difficult children is a major part of being employed in the field of education. Learning how to handle volatile situations and refocuses angry emotions into positive energy for change and improvement is a skill that can be learned by almost anyone. Let us examine some time-tested techniques for defusing situations, approaching parents [...]
Sun, January 2, 2011 - 12:29 PM permalink
Child Abuse Resource Guide for Teachers
When studying for your masters in education, you probably took classes or completed outside coursework on child abuse. However, just like with any aspect of teaching, facing the problem is far different than reading about it. When you first suspect that child abuse has occurred to one of your students, your immediate response may be to [...]
Tue, December 28, 2010 - 4:08 PM permalink
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FAQS about Online Masters in Education Degree Programs (blog entry) So, you have decided to make a career for yourself in the field of education! Well, if teaching is what you want to take up as profession, then there definitely can not be a better option than going for a Masters in Education. But before you enrol... read more
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FAQS about Online Masters in Education Degree Programs
So, you have decided to make a career for yourself in the field of education! Well, if teaching is what you want to take up as profession, then there definitely can not be a better option than going for a Masters in Education. But before you enroll yourself in this program, you will need to understand the necessary requirements related to enrollment in these online programs, like basic qualification, selection procedure, available monetary grants, location of study centers, best courses avail... read more
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