Improving My Education

Posted on: 5 December 2017

Are you still getting the hang of speaking in English? You may have moved to the United States from a foreign country and have been working on learning the language for a short period of time. Although you may be able to understand what people are saying to you, there's a possibility that you're having a difficult time communicating as confidently and as efficiently as you'd like to. If you'd like to pursue career opportunities in the United States soon and you want to make sure you have a better understanding of the English language, you may benefit from taking ESL classes. [Read More]

Posted on: 23 September 2017

By the time they reach third or fourth grade, most children are reading pretty proficiently. If your child has managed to enter his or her teen years and is still struggling with reading, it's important that you take some steps to identify the deeper issues at play and enhance his or her literacy. Here are three ways you can help a teen who is still struggling to read: Have Your Teen Evaluated [Read More]

Posted on: 24 June 2017

Whether your teen's high school offers driver's education courses or you are teaching your child to drive on your own, there are many reasons to consider having him or her take safety driving school classes. Here are just a few of those reasons to consider as you prepare your new driver for the road. Insurance Discounts Insuring a teen driver can sometimes be expensive, and you'll probably want to look for ways to reduce this expense as much as possible. [Read More]

Posted on: 29 December 2016

If you have wanted to finish college or to go back for additional training, but your family or career has made doing so difficult in recent years, it is important to be aware of how many options there are now for adult college students to get the education they need in the Cincinnati area. While you may be aware of internet classes, it is often surprising to discover the possibility of earning college credits for knowledge you already have or that you acquire on your own without benefit of a classroom or teacher. [Read More]