What is Social-Emotional Learning and How Does it Benefit Us
From a young age, children begin to assert their independence, express their feelings, and make their concerns known. [...]
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Trump Trashes His Best Opportunity Yet to Pursue School Choice
Kevin Price, Host of the nationally syndicated Price of Business Show recently discussed… In this commentary Kevin [...]
Why the Pandemic Shouldn’t Halt Your Education
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has severely affected every sector worldwide, and the educational institutes are no exception. [...]
Five Career Opportunities in Educational Leadership
It is very well said and quoted, “Excellence in education is when we do everything that we can to make sure they become [...]
How COVID-19 Will Change Education
Education is a vital part of any society. It shapes future generations. However, COVID-19 has changed daily life as we [...]
How Can Students Continue to Learn Remotely During Covid-19
As the Department of Education scrambles to find resources for teachers and students, remote learning is already adopting [...]
5 Reasons to Invest in Your Employees Continuing Education
When you’re working on your budget, one business expense that’s sometimes difficult to justify is continuing [...]
3 Ways Smart Cards are Transforming Everyday Life in 2020
A smart card is a unique device that allows users to perform countless applications more efficiently. A smart card looks [...]
Book Review: Confidence & Joy: Success Strategies for Kids with Learning Differences, by Deborah Ross-Swain and Elaine Fogel Schneider
Children who succeed in learning at school build self-confidence and a joy of learning. But what happens to children with [...]
What to Look for When Choosing a Career
A career refers to the progressive actions you take in life in regards to work, learning and other aspects of life. A career [...]
What Do These Figures on Student Loan Debt Tell Us About the American Economy?
Student debts have long been an issue in American economy. However, recent statistics show the problem is currently at an [...]
Minority Scholarship Grants – Programs for Everyone
Students who’re forced to work hard in sports activities or academics are continually told it could get them a [...]
Higher Education Options. What’s Right for You
Higher education is academic degree programs offered by universities and colleges than extend the knowledge that students [...]
New in Back to School Shopping
By Deloitte, Special for USDR Consumers have their eye on different retailers and items to fill their carts this [...]
7 Top Trends That Will Shape the Coming Decade
If you want to predict the future with accuracy, only one crystal ball will do: people, by the numbers. By looking at [...]
Education Levels at All Time High
By U.S. Census Bureau, Special for USDR More than one-third of the adult population in the United States has a [...]
Budget Proposal “A Hopeful Sign for Student-Centered Education”
By Center for Education Reform, Special for USDR The Center for Education Reform today described the Trump [...]
Why Autism Reshapes Special Ed
By John McClaughlin and Mark Claypool, Special for USDR On March 22, 2017, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor [...]
National Survey Reveals Nearly Half of Working Americans are being Held Back from Getting a Promotion Due to a Lack of Training
By USDR Nearly half of today’s workforce (48 percent) have been unable to progress in their careers due to a lack of [...]
Protecting Progressive Programs
By Fenton Communications, Special for USDR Fenton, the social change agency, announced today the Protect Progress [...]
What to Know Before Choosing an Online College
By Western Governors University, Special for USDR With the approach of the new year, you may be one of the many adults [...]
Trump Chooses an Education Secretary
By USDR President-elect Donald J. Trump today announced his intent to nominate Betsy DeVos as Secretary of the United [...]
Becoming a Paralegal Professional: Education Requirements
By USDR Paralegals are professionals in legal field who are the main helpers of lawyers. These are experts of the highest [...]
Your Personal Finances and Trump’s Policies
By USDR. Personal Capital, a leading online financial advisory firm, today released its 2016 election report, a guide that [...]
Blending Best of Western and Asian Approaches to Education and Parenting
By Book Publicity Services, Special for USDR Beyond the Tiger Mom: East-West Parenting for the Global Age, a new book [...]
Criminal Justice Reform: A Financial and Spiritual Incentive
By April Dye, Contributor I have to be honest, I never really thought about criminal justice reform. I pretty much just [...]
Politics in 2016: Americans Don’t Believe Their Vote Matters
By A.T. Kearney, Special for USDR On July 4, 2026, when America celebrates its 250th birthday, will the American dream [...]
Fresh Small Business Tips that Increase Productivity
By Rachelle Wilber, Special for USDR Those ready to take on the challenge of entrepreneurship will find no better time to [...]
If One is Concerned about Liberty, Get Your Children Out of Government Schools
By Kevin Price, Publisher and Editor in Chief, USDR. Supporters of liberty are alarmed by the way recent elections have [...]
Who Should Pay Back Student Loans: The Borrower
By USDR A new survey of 1,000 teens by Junior Achievement USA and Voya Foundation shows that nearly two-thirds of teens, [...]
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