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Darla Shaw's picture

How to answer the ‘Tell me about yourself’ interview question

Dr. Darla Shaw, Ed.D
Professor of Education and Women's Studies
Stephanie Kinkaid's picture

Advice for successfully completing graduate school applications

Stephanie Kinkaid
Assistant Director of the Wackerle Career and Leadership Center
Craig Pohlman's picture

Developing effective study skills is vital for academic success

Craig Pohlman, Ph.D.
CEO
Frank Healy's picture

Staying focused while studying: Improve your concentration

Frank Healy
Licensed Professional Counselor, Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory
Jamie Martin's picture

Help your child with dyslexia use assistive technology to succeed in school

Jamie Martin
Assistive Technology Consultant & Trainer
Diane Renaud's picture

The new GED – What you need to know to help you pass

Diane Renaud
CEO and Executive Director
Barbara Dianis's picture

High school freshman: Learn how to ace your first midterm exams

Barbara Dianis
Author of Don’t Count Me Out!, Founder and CEO of Dianis Educational Systems
Rebecca Hansen's picture

Providing needed support for college kids on the autism spectrum

Rebecca Hansen
Program Coordinator
Ray McNulty's picture

How teachers can guide and help motivate at-risk students

Ray McNulty
Chairman of Advisory Board
Stephanie Kinkaid's picture

Advice for a freshman preparing for college life on campus

Stephanie Kinkaid
Assistant Director of the Wackerle Career and Leadership Center
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Education is the most powerful weapon we have when trying to pursue our dreams and take care of ourselves and our family both financially and morally. Whether you have already graduated and are working in an educational setting, just starting out and wanting some great advice for getting through, high school, undergraduate or graduate school, or a dedicated parent looking to help their child, we’ve got the advice you need. From classroom materials and advice for teachers to applying to college and acing that college entrance exam, ExpertBeacon’s team of devoted educators have the advice you need.

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How to answer the ‘Tell me about yourself’ interview question
Darla Shaw

Generally talking about yourself in an interview is so much more difficult than being asked a specific question. This ‘Tell me...

Staying focused while studying: Improve your concentration
Frank Healy

When you go to college, whether you live on campus or commute from home, there are many distractions that can impede your...

Providing needed support for college kids on the autism spectrum
Rebecca Hansen

Despite pervasive and often debilitating social, emotional and communication challenges that exist within the autism spectrum,...

Advice for a freshman preparing for college life on campus
Stephanie Kinkaid

Congratulations on graduating from high school! Amidst the flurry of excitement and activity during the months before you leave for...

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K-12 Education »

Developing effective study skills is vital for academic success
Craig Pohlman

Effective studying means more than just covering the portion of the curriculum that the test is covering. It requires students to...

Help your child with dyslexia use assistive technology to succeed in school
Jamie Martin

Despite its potential advantages, dyslexia too often gets in the way of the basic skills children need for academic success:...

The new GED – What you need to know to help you pass
Diane Renaud

If you are in need of a GED (General Equivalency Diploma), then you may or may not be aware of the significant changes that have...

High school freshman: Learn how to ace your first midterm exams
Barbara Dianis

The initial round of high school midterms can often be a big change from 8th grade exams. Studying for these tests can also come...

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Graduate Programs »

Advice for successfully completing graduate school applications
Stephanie Kinkaid

Research supports the fact that adults with advanced degrees experience lower unemployment rates as well as the potential for more...

How to study and score high on the GMAT for an MBA program
Stephanie Kinkaid

So you have decided that an MBA is for you. Following advice from friends and professors, you have researched schools and found a...

Advice for international student adjusting to a U.S. graduate school
Mohanalaskhmi R...

Coming to the United States to study has become increasingly competitive for an international student with stricter visa...

Steps to finding the graduate school that’s right for you
Carolyn Edwards

Graduate School can be very expensive and choosing the right one can be a daunting task, but these simple steps can lead you in the...

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Teacher and Classroom Resources »

How teachers can guide and help motivate at-risk students
Ray McNulty

Home life for at-risk teens is often far from inspired. Growing up without direction or mentorship, these troubled teens can walk a...

Advice for teachers to reduce truancy and keep kids in school
Charisse Beach

Truancy—the act of a student skipping school—has been clearly identified as one of the early warning signs of students headed for...

How to inspire and motivate students to participate in class
Charisse Beach

Before we can effectively motivate students to participate in class, we must identify the various ways student participation can be...

Advice for teachers on how to recognize and reduce school violence
Charisse Beach

Many children come to school carrying their burdens along with their books. By default, teachers must divide their efforts to focus...

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