In order to teach for schools that assign college credit, you must be able to meet or exceed two sets of qualifications: School qualifications, obviously, and any qualifications that the school’s accreditation body requires.
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Just What is OLD?
Just when (or perhaps more precisely – what) is old age? Year milestones can show considerable variation among those of similar chronological age.
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Update: Dad Just Can’t Drive Safely Any More…
We see the headlines and we get worried that Mom or Dad will be the next one. “Elderly Driver Crashes Car into Front of Convenience Store.” “Elderly Driver Kills Three After Church in Car Accident,” and “Elderly Man Dies After Crashing Car into Pool” are headlines from the past year or so.
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A Contagious Cure for Common Ills
A Contagious Cure for Common Ills. Life clearly smiles upon smiling people.
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De-Mystifying Wine – Part 1 of 2
Wines come in many types, many colors, from many countries and many prices. So that begs some questions…are cheap wines no good? Are expensive wines better? Are you supposed to refrigerate them? Or not? What wines go with what food? Or no food? So, let’s get started.
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A Day In The Life of the Online Professor (Part Two of Four)
Teaching online is not for the weak. There are all manors of ways to game the system. Students can purchase assignment files that are “corrupted,” uploading them at the deadline and “resubmitting” when the instructor cannot open the file. This trick buys a couple of days extra time.
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Paradise Found – Happiness
Studies show Baby Boomers are profoundly redefining the institution known as retirement. Freedom, fun, life satisfaction, and emotional well-being increase dramatically in retirees of all financial levels.
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“I’ll Retire and Teach Online” (Part One of Four)
Think of this: graduating high school seniors in 2016 have never known life without the internet. They have never known a world without a personal communication device that fits in a pocket. Their adolescent world has always included Facebook (or MySpace), GMail, Twitter, instant messaging or texting, instant photo sharing, video-on-demand, movies-on-demand, and archiving of everything. Any video they see has to be in High Definition, or it just isn’t right. More importantly, the high school graduate of today has a very different view of what “individual privacy” really means.
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Have Personal Medical Form – Will Travel
When traveling, immediate access to personal medical info is essential in an emergency.
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UNEXPECTED JOYS
Post retirement, I exited my comfort zone and enrolled in a photography class. Through the lens of a camera, I could see, be, and find joy in the tiniest moment.
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Greatness Close to Home
Re-discover an organization that nurtures the potential, health, and well being of all people. It helps others grow and thrive and believes everyone can become greater than they thought possible.
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A New King of the Food Chain
We may well soon encounter a global battle between pathogens and ourselves. Attempts to control these ruthless invaders require a unified approach from and for all people.
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