Hasta la vista baby!

Hey blogger it's time to say see you soon, this post is to say you takn you so much for visiting, and have interest on the topic, I hope you had a good time reading and entertaining yourself with this blog, so it's all for my part, see you soon with another topic! THAK YOU!!! 

BE SOCIAL.

Be social! Everyone isn’t going to be your friend forever, but some people will be.

Work extra hard during the week so that the weekend can be more fun.

Talk to upperclassmen! They can provide you with promising knowledge.

Enjoy yourself. College should be about learning, but it should also be about having a life and growing as a person.

Don't feel pressured. If you don't want to drink, you're not alone. There are usually plenty of activities besides parties. Join some clubs and pay attention to student-wide e-mails to find out what they are.

STUDY TIPS.

1 - Go to tutoring. If you feel like you're not understanding the material in your classes, don’t be afraid to ask your professors or peers for help. The resources vary by college, so find out early how you can get help.

2 - Study groups are the best. Ask your classmates if they want to study. It can make studying more fun and you can learn a lot.

3 - Don’t panic about midterm grades. Use them as motivation to improve. This is just an assessment to let you know your status in the class. You still have time to improve if they disappointed you.

4 - Don’t cram for exams. Make sure that you understand the material as you go along so that you can use the days before as purely review.

5 - Always treat yourself after taking an exam to reward your efforts. Buying yourself clothes, eating a hearty meal, or going out and having fun with friends are just some ideas to get you started.

6 - Check your status in class. If you have been working hard and are still struggling, check in with the professors. Some will offer extra credit.

7 - Talk to librarians! They are typically quite knowledgeable about research. Good librarians usually a degree in library science, and have done research and published papers.

8 - Borrow books first before buying. Only consider buying them if you think you will find the useful in the future. Also consider buying their e-book version, if available, to save money.

TRUE or FALSE?

This cartoon reflects the society nowadays, why? Because we are more susceptible to attend the technology wherever we are so, this an example on how we can pay attention instead the blackboard, and I think technology is useful for education, to teach and learn better. 

Technology in Education.

Personally i like this vídeo because nowadays we live in a world of constant change in every way, but one important its about technology and it looks amazing how in schools they are implement the use of tablets with didactic programs to help the development of children, they can use it to resolve exercises of math, read a book or just play and wake their brain. It's interesting how technology it's changing the way of education in a best way, I really wish I had studied like their some years ago...

Education in the United States.

Education is provided by both public and private schools.

Public education  is universally available, with control and funding coming from the state, local, and federal government.mPublic school curricula, funding, teaching, employment, and other policies are set through locally elected school boards, who have jurisdiction over individual school districts. State governments set educational standards and mandate standardized tests for public school systems.

Private schools are generally free to determine their own curriculum and staffing policies, with voluntary accreditation available through independent regional accreditation authorities. 88% of school-age children attend public schools, 9% attend private schools, and nearly 3% are homeschooled.

Education is compulsory over an age range starting between five and eight and ending somewhere between ages sixteen and eighteen, depending on the state.This requirement can be satisfied in public schools, state-certified private schools, or an approved home school program. In most schools, education is divided into three levels: elementary school, middle or junior high school, and high school. Children are usually divided by age groups into grades, ranging from kindergarten and first grade for the youngest children, up to twelfth grade as the final year of high school.