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Aniruddha
Hi Everyone,
Teaching in the 21st century is still all about teaching the kid whose needs in terms of technological savvy is on the rise. If we leave aside the life skills and values to be taught the critical thinking abilities and the ability to learn how one learns become all important.
Saturday, 29 October 2011 20:10
 
adipoliachayan
What do you think about the concept of introducing exit qualification system in our university curriculum ? For example, a graduate two year MBA student if he completes first semester and exits from the course will be awarded a Certificate in Management, if he exits after two semesters will be awarded Diploma in Management. If the student exits after 3 semesters will be awarded PG Diploma in Management. Whether a similar system exist in any University ? . What about extending this concept to all Universities and courses ? Will it help the student community or will it encourage early student drop outs ?
Wednesday, 13 April 2011 09:28
 
Sarah Bulgatz
Are you contributing to your high school students’ financial education? I’m a spokesperson for Charles Schwab, and I would like to share an opportunity to help high school students across the country improve their financial futures. From now through April 8, high school-aged youth are encouraged to test their financial savvy by taking the National Financial Capability Challenge, a voluntary online test of personal finance knowledge administered by the U.S. Department of the Treasury in partnership with the U.S. Department of Education. Top-scoring students (and their schools) will be eligible to receive scholarships and grants provided by Charles Schwab Foundation. A total of twenty-five $1,000 scholarships will be given to top-scoring students, and twenty-five grants of $1,000 given to their schools in recognition of the important role educators play in advancing financial literacy.

Please visit challenge.treas.gov to learn more about the Challenge and to sign up your students. And for additional teaching resources, please visit http://www.schwabmoneywise.com/teachers/ Thank you. />
Sarah Bulgatz
Monday, 14 March 2011 18:59
 
Sarah Bulgatz
I'm a spokesperson for Charles Schwab, and I wanted to let everyone know about the Make Change Count Pledge for teens sponsored by Boys & Girls Clubs of America and Charles Schwab Foundation. The Pledge asks teens to commit to four simple steps to help them get on the path to a great financial future, and may be a good way to deepen the impact of your personal finance lessons. You can learn more and have your students take the Pledge at http://www.makechangecount.com/. You also may be interested in the teacher section of the educational site, SchwabMoneyWise, which offers tools and a money management workshop guide. Visit http://www.schwabmoneywise.com/teachers/.
Tuesday, 15 February 2011 19:49
 

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