Education Development

Dental Assisting Careers: What You Need To Know

Whether you're thinking about a career change or you've just finished high school, dental assisting is a career with room to grow. Between the years 2014 and 2024 jobs in dental assisting are projected to grow at a much faster than average rate of 18%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). This means that there could be an additional 58,600 jobs added to the field by 2024.

Tips For Avoiding Sending Your Child To Preschool With Peanuts

When your child begins attending preschool, one of your duties is to send him or her with a healthy lunch and morning and afternoon snacks each day. In many cases, the preschool staff will give you some guidelines on preparing your child's lunch and snacks, and these guidelines will often mandate that you don't send your child with peanuts. Many children suffer from peanut allergies, which means that it's possible for one of your child's preschool classmates to have this allergy.

Is Your Child Struggling With Math? A Few Reasons To Hire A Tutor

Watching your child struggle with anything is gut-wrenching. Sometimes, you have the ability to help in some way that will make things easier. This may be by helping yourself or finding someone else to help. This may involve having a friend or family member giving advice and offering assistance, or it could be you need to hire professional help. When it comes to a problem with math, there are a few reasons to jump in with professional help.

Three Success Strategies For Busy Adult Learners

If you've been wanting to return to college but are apprehensive about doing so because you have a family, you are certainly not alone -- many modern parents have made the decision to further their education, often juggling the demands of employment along with taking care of a family and going to school. Although it can be challenging to make it all work when you've dealing with multiple obligations, most people find that it's well worth it in the end because they are better equipped to provide a good quality of life for themselves and their families rather than being forever stuck in dead end jobs.

Three Career Fields For Ambitious Millennials That Don't Involve Sitting Behind A Desk

If you're like many millennials, you may be struggling with making a solid career decision. You may, for instance, realize that there are many opportunities in high tech but nonetheless have a strong desire to do something that doesn't involve sitting behind a desk -- and you also may be wishing for a career that provides you with an opportunity to travel as a part of your job. Fortunately, options are available for those who would prefer not to spend their working lives stuck in an office.