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    10 Common Careers in Public Safety

    Jobs in public safety are always in demand. If you’ve been interested in pursuing a career in public safety, you will first have to take classes in public safety management or some kind of similar training. Once you have the proper education, you may be interested in any one of these 10 common employment opportunities that contribute to the health and welfare of Americans every year. These rewarding jobs pay more than just monetary wages- they will provide you with a peace of mind that many career paths simply cannot offer. You may wish to attend a university or online…

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    Eat Smart – How to Boost Your Brain Power

    Can’t seem to concentrate? Although there is no (healthy) magical pill that is guaranteed to heighten cognitive powers, certain foods and beverages can affect the brain’s ability to function at its best. Need to ace that test? Never underestimate the power of diet-brain connection. Many studies prove that there is an important relationship between what we put in our mouths and how our brain performs. Olive Oil Extra virgin olive oils can help stabilize blood sugar levels and prevent harmful conditions that lead to problems with brain function and memory. People in areas that consume large amounts of olive oil,…

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    Will a Masters Degree Be Required for Teaching in the Future?

    If you are thinking of a career in teaching Pre-K through Senior High School, plan now to earn a master’s degree. In the past and in most states, teaching required a bachelor’s degree plus state certification. In the future, you will need an advanced degree although it may not be in your subject area. Why make it tougher? It may be sharp to say, but too many teachers are not fit to walk into the classroom. Undergraduate education it not as demanding as it once was, internships may not be in the same environment, and too much of the undergraduate…

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    Does the Location of your College Affect Your College Success

    The first major life decision many students make is whether or not to attend a college. Next is whether to attend one close to home, a little distance from home or a long way from home. The location of the schools considered is important, but there is no set answer for every student. Let’s take a look at what each location has to offer, both positively and negatively. Near Home Choosing to attend a school while living at home can be great for some students. Some of the positive things about this arrangement are: It is often less expensive There…