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An Education Resource Organization supporting Family Choice in Learning
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Welcome to Learning is For Everyone, an education resource organization empowering families and learners with information and networking opportunities encompassing all aspects of education. Browse the menu at left and join our social networks to stay informed and inspired about Lifelong Learning!
What LIFE has to offer!
- Free, comprehensive, objective information about all forms of learning, including public education, independent schools, home education, community schools, lifelong learning, international education and everything in between!
- Links and reviews about some of the best learning resources on the 'net and off.
- Personalized support and networking opportunities.
- Updated news from the knowledge sphere, about education administration, all categories of learning, legislative updates, event listings, and more!
So take command of your learning experience, and start exploring and connecting now!
Learning is for Everyone is a 501c(3) nonprofit organization. All contributions are tax deductible and completely support LIFEs mission of empowering learners through information, networking and support. Learning is for Everyone is registered with the Florida Division of Consumer Services. Our registration number is CH22867.* Visit our donations page for more information and other ways to contribute.
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*A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE (800-435-7352) WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE.
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Only a few weeks after the public webinar of GreenMyParents presented to thousands of schools via SchoolTube.com and already literally thousands of YOUth are signing up for GreenMyParents on Facebook, and thousands following @GreenMyParents on Twitter already, and now we are thrilled to unveil a place on the web specially designed to allow all of us to share our experiences related to GMP!
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...It's the people behind the tech, and the reasons why a device like this is necessary: for kids. The "One Laptop Per Child" drive is a great ambition, but even those devices are likely going to pop in at the $100 mark. Getting a cheap tablet PC into the hands of kids everywhere, even if they have to swap an SD card or Flash Drive to change classes is a great idea.
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Calling the status quo "morally inexcusable" and "economically indefensible," President Obama defended his administration's sweeping education initiative Thursday before an audience that has been among the most skeptical of the plan — the National Urban League.
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PITTSBURGH—A new four-year, $7 million educational initiative by Carnegie Mellon University will leverage students’ innate interest in robots and other forms of “hard fun” to increase U.S. enrollments in computer science and steer more young people into scientific and technological careers.
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...“Once kids hit age 13, parents think they can’t make much of a difference — but, in fact, parents make some of their most vital contributions when kids are teenagers,” says William Jeynes, a psychologist and professor at California State University, Long Beach..
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In Suzan Hale's third-grade class at Florida's Key Largo School, students have a variety of ways to learn about ancient Egypt: They can go the traditional textbook route. They can use encyclopedias and other research material at the library. They can check out a video. Or they can do what feels like second nature to so many of them: They can head for the computer and take advantage of intriguing, meticulously researched interactive sites like one from the British Museum, where the activity described above was located.
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Sounding an alarm on the crisis of liberal arts education is nothing new, but in our current moment, this alarm is accompanied by a much wider crisis in the university as a whole.
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The State of the World's Children (SOWC) has been UNICEF's flagship publication for 30 years, and every year it closely examines a key issue affecting children. The report is translated into several languages and read by thousands of people in governments, the United Nations, media and the general public. This year the report will focus on adolescents - like you! The report will include statistics and information about the challenges and opportunities facing adolescents around the world.
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(CNN) -- History has a funny way of repeating itself, especially when it comes to concerns over the cultural and psychological impact of video games on children. In 1993, the Senate's hearings on video game violence gave birth to the Entertainment Software Rating Board and the industry's current rating system: E for everyone, M for mature (17 and older) and so on. Later this year, the U.S. Supreme Court will test the constitutionality of a California law that would make it illegal to sell violent video games to minors.
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Learning is for Everyone is pleased to announce that Nickelodean Suites Resorts in Orlando is offering LIFE Fest 2010 guests a special event rate: Stay two nights at Nickelodean Suites, and get the third night free.
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LIFE Fest 2010