A row of chairs facing the center of the room, white/blackboards, a solemn human-being uttering every word in a stern and commanding voice. It is in such a familiar setting that young boys and girls gather to acquire knowledge and better their prospects in life. This system is not suitable for all students, as every… Read more »
American Sentinel University was awarded a $1 million grant to provide loans to doctoral and master’s nursing education students who are committed to educating the next generation of nurses. The Nurse Faculty Loan Program (NFLP) grant was awarded in June 2019 by the U.S. Public Health Service, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) and marks… Read more »
EdTech startup, Upswing CEO Melvin Hines says Twitter took a significant step forward in underscoring the demand for non-traditional students by launching the Twitter Engineering Apprenticeship Program. According to Twitter, “Through this program, we hope to grow our technical workforce of next-generation leaders from non-traditional backgrounds and those underrepresented in tech.” Hines, the co-founder of… Read more »
The demand for data science skills is growing in companies and organizations of all sizes. While Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are changing the way product developers and engineers build intelligent automobiles and medical devices, business people in many job roles need advanced data analysis and data science skills to harness the power of the… Read more »
Having beginner divers perform skills in a neutrally buoyancy body position right from the start of the course could possibly prove to be impractical and inefficient as this is the first time that students have been underwater so the general advice would be to only encourage a neutral body position where students show willingness and… Read more »
