Saturday, October 2, 2010

The Value of Free Education


It is a sad trait that we humans seem to have developed, in that we do not seem to appreciate the value of something if we acquire it without effort. When we get something for little or no effort we often discredit it, yet on the other hand, we demand that we receive what we do want for nothing in return. This is magnified with money, if we get it without effort, we do not use it wisely, yet when we do not have it, we demand that others give it to us. Does it not make you wonder why we do that? Demand that the rich give up their money that they earned and give it to those who have not earned it. When we do, those who receive it without effort spend foolishly until it is gone and then demand more.

A value or a trait is learned behavior, something that has been taught to us by others. While we can still find those who have a good work ethic, who are willing to work for what they want, it is just as easy to find those who feel that they are owed whatever they want for free. A lesson many people still need to learn is the lesson of persistence; which is self-discipline. The self-discipline that we all require is boiled down into the simple steps of decision, promptness, action and finishing what you started. If you were not taught these when you were young, then you need to learn them now. To become a successful person in this world that self-discipline is what you must have to be able to obtain your desires.

There are countless examples of people who dropped out of school and then regretted it later in life. They did not appreciate school because it was free, now when they have to go back to get a GED they find they have to pay for it, and often times those who have others pay for it drop out from that program too. For some reason these people feel they are owed a living, and do not seem to understand that there is no reality of something for nothing. You have to exchange value for value to get what you desire. You will not be paid if you don't work, you will smell bad if you don't bath, and conversely you will be strong if you exercise. In short, if you have no ambition you will not accomplish anything.

When you get something free, someone paid a price for it, so in theory you should appreciate it, but we don't. In this country, our public school system is fantastic, we spent great sums to build comfortable and safe buildings, hire good teachers, and offer a variety of curriculums, as well as transportation for those who live too far away to walk. Yet the majority of those who we make attend these schools do not appreciate what a great thing they have been given because it is free. Then even those who finished find that they could have done better, and so must now pay to get the knowledge they need when they could have had it before if they would have only realized what they were being given.

This is just the most common example; there are many other examples we could have used to demonstrate the lack of respect people show for things that are given them. As you know knowledge is a great cure for ignorance, and you have just been made aware of a problem that may or may not be affecting your life. If you have been given much, then you should repay that with action on your part to put to good and productive use what you now know. It is very hard to "unlearn" something, and you have just learned that someone else has paid for what you get for free, and the gift that you received should be utilized and valued. You should value them just as if you had earned them, whether it is a free tomato from your neighbor, or a free education, we must learn to accept what we are given and put it to good use.

Ways College Students Can Pay Tuition As Education Costs Continue to Rise


Is anyone interested why college education cost continue to rise at such an alarming rate while the rest of the world is worried about what we we are paying for each gallon for gas? The cost associated have gone up every year as long as I can remember and the rest of the world continues to sit by continuing to let colleges reap the benefits as education cost continue to rise.

The problem may be that the public feels that a college degree is truly not that high. Or maybe the problem is that mainstream America feels that only the rich should be the ones that get a college education because they can afford the high price tag. But the problem is that middle class American's need a college degree in order to make a decent salary to raise a family. And as education cost continue to rise, the middle class dream continues to get harder.

While education cost continue to rise, prospective students need to look for innovative ways to help pay for college education. Here are a few things that prospective students can look into to help pay for their college education or cut the cost.

Work Study Programs
Many colleges utilize work study programs as a means to help students cut tuition cost for their students. the program works by allowing students the option of getting a reduced tuition rate in exchange for minor work around the campus. The student may be required to clean classrooms or stuff envelopes as a means to help cut the tuition rate. this is the way the college saves money by having students do some of the upkeep work and avoid having to hire staff. This is a great way for student to help pay for college education.

Tuition Free Colleges
Tuition free colleges are institutions that pride themselves of helping students get a free education. There are a few colleges that do offer tuition free educational services, but you will need to dig pretty deep to find them. Their enrollment fills up pretty quickly, so you would want to get your application in right away for the next school year. the college can offer tuition free education because they receive a lot of money from former students that donate money back to the school to help the next generation of students. Also students use the work study program to also help keep operation cost down on at the university so that they can continue to offer tuition free education.

Getting a Job
It can be pretty hard for a student to juggle a job and their classes in order to help pay for college education. But the student may want to consider taking on a part-time job to help cut cost. I have even seen some students start their own online business as a means to help pay for college education.

Prospective students will need to do their part to help keep their college debt to a minimum as education cost continue to rise. No college graduate desire to walk away with a degree in hand and over $50,000 of debt that needs to be paid back.

Free Education For International Students


Study abroad scholarship programs have been going on for quite sometime now in some parts of the world. Study abroad scholarship programs came up to help people who don't have money to study abroad. Most of these people don't even have enough money to fund their college studies or university studies in their home countries. But with free education now, most people can get quality education in the best countries of the world.

Recently, the countries that offer free education for international students are so few due to changes in policy. Free tuition schools for foreign students can only be found in some parts of Europe today. Sweden used to be the most popular country in Europe that is very much interested in free education for international students. The government of Sweden has been granting study abroad scholarship for international students for years now. People even started thinking that the free scholarship universities in Sweden would be there forever. It came as a shock to everyone when the news spread that starting from autumn semester 2011, there will not be study abroad scholarship universities for international students in Sweden. Though this policy was not immediately implemented. There was still opportunity for international students to apply for spring semester admission in Sweden on free tuition. After this semester, the policy takes immediate effect.

Though they have tried to help people to study free in their country, this recent policy is simply an eye opener. Other free tuition European countries might as well change their own policy.

These free tuition universities are under the control and influence of the Government. It's strongly recommended that you forward your application right away to these current European free tuition universities. This is because the Government can change their policy anytime and start charging tuition to international students just like that of Sweden. When they do, they don't owe you any explanation because it's their Government. After all, they have been funding tuition themselves for years now. To forward your application right away and beat the deadline, visit: http://freetuitionuniversities.com or http://freeeducationtip.blogspot.com

Friday, October 1, 2010

A Free Society Cannot Survive As a Republic Without a Broad Program of General Education


The English colonists in America undertook the education of the whole people. They believed that they must prepare themselves for a most unique and important role in the unfolding of modern world history. Universal education was considered an indispensable ingredient for this preparation.

The movement for universal education began in New England, in the 1647 the legislature of Massachusetts passed a law requiring every community of 50 families or households to set up a free public grammar school to teach the fundamentals of reading, writing, ciphering, history, geography and Bible study. In addition to this, every township with 100 families or more was also required to set up a secondary school in advanced studies to prepare boys for attendance at Harvard. John Adams said that this program was designed to defuse knowledge generally through the entire body of the people. He Said:

"They made an early provision by law that every town consisting of so many families should always be furnished with a grammar school. They made it a crime for such a town to be destitute of a grammar schoolmaster for a few months, and subjected it to heavy penalty. So that the education of all the ranks of people was made the care and expense of the public, in a manner that I believe has been unknown to any other people, ancient or modern.

The Consequences of these establishments we see and feel every day (written in 1765). A Native of America who cannot read and write is as rare as a comet or an earthquake. It has been observed that we are all of us lawyers, divines, politicians, and philosophers. And I have good authorities to say that all candid foreigners who have passed through this country and conversed freely with all sorts of people here will all say that they have never seen so much knowledge and civility among the common people in any part of the world. Liberty cannot be preserved without a general knowledge among the people. They have a right, an indisputable, unalienable, indefeasible, divine right to that most dreaded and envied kind of knowledge, I mean, of the characters and conduct of their rulers."

The way that this system was designed made good local school boards very important. Not only did they choose what textbooks would be used, they also chose which teachers they would issue certificates to. It was important that the board have a rotation of officers every three years. And that it was 1/3 that was always being rotated, that way, there were those on the board with experience (2/3 of the board) that could help keep things maintained while the new board members got familiar with the system.

Something that we should note about this time period, is that at this time illiteracy was quite common in Europe among the common people. France, for example, had over 24 million inhabitants, but only 500,000 could actually read and write.

In the American colonies, the intention of this education system for the children was so that they could grow up to become well informed citizens through their own diligent self-study. This also explains why the Founders were so well read having had limited formal education. After learning the fundamentals, they went on to develop knowledge through a self-learning process.

This system of education was so wide spread, that by 1831, when Alexis de Tocqueville came to visit the United States, he was amazed. He said that to find a person that was ignorant of the doctrines and evidences of his religion, the history of his country, and the leading features of the Constitution was very rare, a phenomenon.

Education includes Morality and Politics. Alexis also stated that" instruction that enlightens the understanding is not separated from the moral education. The American learns to know the laws by participating in the act of legislation; and he takes a lesson in the forms of government from governing. In the United States, politics are the end and aim of education."

Young children were taught the value of the Constitution, the book was called "Catechism on the Constitution." Early Americans knew that they had a unique and invaluable invention of political science and they were determined to promote it on all levels of education.

Many Early Americans spoke with great eloquence, and this was due to their extensive education in reading the Bible. A great example is Abraham Lincoln, whose great speeches cannot be attributed to a college education since he did not have one. The Founding Fathers felt that the strength of America's moral character came from the studying of the Bible. "The book teaches man his own individual responsibility, his own dignity, and his equality to his fellowman. " One need not go very far today to find a school that has eliminated the Bible reading from their curriculum, nor the removal of curriculum for children of the same caliber as "Catechism on the Constitution." One could also say that this Bible verse says it all,

Hosea 4: 6

6 My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge because thou hast, I will also reject thee, that thou shalt be no priest to me: seeing thou hast forgotten the laws of thy God, I will also forget thy children.

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The Role of Education Towards Individuals and Society


If we were to follow Plato, education plays a fundamental role in the construction of a good society. Education helps individual to discover one's self, one's nature and identity that is necessary to be able for one to appropriately participate and do his part properly to maintain harmony in a society.

Every individual is born unique. This uniqueness is his/her identity. It is his/her nature. However this nature needs to be discovered. It needs to be known. This is where education plays its key role. Education is a process by which an individual discover his/her own self. The knowledge of oneself is the knowledge of one's gifts, skills and nature that are very much significant in hi/her relation towards others and eventually to society. Education is a process of self-knowing.

The nature of man is supposed to be what one is doing. Thus, if by nature one is an artist, then he is expected to be doing what artist do and not anything else. However, what we see today is not the case; we have seen people in places where they should not be there. We have seen people who are doing things that they should not supposed to do because by nature they are not supposed to do those things.

The wisdom behind the education's role is when everyone knows himself, his nature, and gift; one is expected to do his nature or his part. When one is doing what he is supposed to do, there would be a complete harmony in society. Just like saying that when everything is in its proper place and performs its respective task, then the whole work is accomplish smoothly and effectively.

Diagnosing present situation, it seems that others want to be beyond their nature. A lot wants to be a nurse not because it is there nature but because of monetary consideration. As a consequence, the welfare of the society is sacrificed. More than that, the self ends up unsatisfied and unfulfilled. For self- fulfillment is beyond material accumulation. It is actually the realization of one's self after the discovery and identification.

Let everybody admit that we are not the same. This means that one could not be somebody else. If you feel that you are very much detach from what you are learning, then change your course even if it would cause some disagreement from the people around you. What matters in education is the fact that it would let you know thyself. And there could be no greater happiness, no greater achievement than knowing thyself. Give justice to yourself, so that you could offer justice and eventually reap justice.

It is then a crucial task for every educational institution to see to it that individuals attain self knowledge or self excellence. The attainment of such determines one's place and role as well as his identity in a society. If this is the case, everything needed in building a good society will follow accordingly.

It is therefore prudent for educational institutions to refrain from any marketing that would encourage individuals to be what s/he is not supposed to be on the basis of potential material accumulation. The balance of demand and supply of labor is determine and is maintain naturally if the inherent role of education is satisfied. Otherwise, there would be imbalance that would result to chaos, struggle and war.

As a concluding remarks let this be an analogy to recapitulate the core points about education. In a military training every individual is taught accordingly. The process of training helps the trainee uncover his or her skills and expertise through series of evaluation and assessment. The area where the trainee excels gives him the idea and proper discernment on what particular branch of armed forces he or she will part of after the training. Thus if one excels in aerial intelligence and aerial war craft operation, it is expected that this one would be part of air force and the like. In the end, success of the armed forces in providing potent security depends on the effective performance shared by the three branches namely marine, navy and air force. Everybody has respective role and place in the realization of goals and dreams.

Make Money Online - Internet Marketing Education


Many people dream that they have a good job, good house, good car, happy family and that they make as much as a doctor or a lawyer.

Do you know how much a successful doctor or lawyer has spent to be a successful doctor or a lawyer? Most probably somewhere between $200,000 and $500,000 and 10 to 20 years in colleges and universities. Ok that's good they make this amount in few years after they start their career so the investment they made is covered and we all need good doctors and lawyers out there.

Now can you imagine that you can make the same money and even much more if you become a successful internet marketer?

All you need is a good education. I am not talking about school or college education, but internet marketing education. And the best place to get good internet marketing education is not any college or university, but the internet. Do you know that if you invest $200,000 and just 6 months of internet marketing education, you probably will be making over $1 Million per month clear profit. Now let's talk more realistic, because I don't believe there are any people willing to invest $200.000 in internet marketing just from the beginning.

However there are many people willing and investing few thousand just to start. For most of them these are just money thrown in the sky, because very soon after they start their internet marketing business, they realize that not only they are not making any profit, but they have to invest more money just to keep their business going. And there is one very simple reason for that. They lack elementary internet marketing education. They jump right in before they are properly prepared. You know that to be a rocket scientist, a doctor, a brick layer, a construction worker, an office worker, a teacher there are prerequisites, things you must learn, before you can be successful, you don't just jump right in unprepared.

The main reason for that is that nobody tells them what they have to do in order to make money. There are thousands of Marketing Programs that promise their members millions of dollars and after you join the program they just tell you to choose a product and start promoting this product and try to convince you that this will make you a tremendous amount of money. Ok this is potentially true, but they do not tell you how to promote this product and at the end you are lost and alone.

There are also other programs that tell you that after you choose a product, you have to promote it by writing articles, creating PPC campaigns, use different social networks, joining forums, creating websites, etc. Ok they are at least a little bit more specific but again they do not tell you how to write those articles and where to publish them, how to start your PPC campaign, how to create your website, how to use the forums and social networks, etc. Eventually the result is disaster, and in this case it is worse then in the first example because if you have decided to start your own PPC campaign without the knowledge and experience you may loose a lot of money without any profit.

My closing thoughts are that it is not worth to start internet marketing if you don't have the knowledge or if you do not have someone to help you and guide you. I am lucky to be a member of the only internet private society that actually teaches you how to start your online business. It offers me for free all possible tools (software), more than 500 hours of video tutorials, 24/7 live phone support and anything else you can imagine supporting my online business. But the most important is that I got my Internet Marketing Education from this society.

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Why is Education So Important in Today's Society?


Education is very important. It helps us gain knowledge, information and interpret things correctly. Education teaches us how to lead our lives by mingling in the society and turning out to be good citizens. It makes us capable of interpreting rightly the things perceived. Education teaches us right behavior and makes us civilized people. It forms as a support system to excel in life, to continuously learn and build confidence, to reason everything till every question meets its answer. The conversion of information to knowledge is possible because of education and we also gain intelligence. Higher education influences the economic development of a nation as per the economists.

A person is always judged by good manners he/she has. Education is important as it teaches us to differentiate between good and bad manners and choose the right behavior that cultivates good manners. Good manners are important for kids to develop at a very young age. Kids must learn to be polite, learn telephone etiquette, socialize with other kids and develop values. All this can be taught at home as well as school. Teaching your children good manners creates a foundation for them that will follow them through life.

Education is important because it equips us with all that is needed to make our dreams come true. When we opt for higher education or masters, we need to choose the specialization field of our interest and talents. Most leading courses allow you to study all areas for the first year and to choose a specialization in your second year when you have more exposure and knowledge about these fields. The technical and analytical skills can be well explored in the area of one's interest.

Economic Development and higher education influences the economic development of a nation or a state. Economists hypothesize that the higher education industry is an important part of economic growth and the well being of the nation. The notion that an investment in education and human capital promotes economic growth can be traced to Adam Smith (1776), the Scottish philosopher in his famous study of what constitutes the "wealth of nations", the modern history sourcebook.