Author: Brian Wallace
Changes in technology are happening faster than ever before. Parents and teachers are looking for new and engaging ways to give kids future-ready skills. There are options for coding camps for kids, online classes, games, apps, and more that will introduce your child to coding! But, when is the right time? There is no age limit when it comes to learning how to code. Young kids can start to get familiar with coding concepts like patterns and decision-making. As kids move into elementary school, around ages 8-10, they can start to explore block coding and even text-based coding. Instead of…
How do you feel when you imagine a life without education? This question is because education is the way to get skills to navigate life ahead. Further, it is also necessary for individuals to get the basic knowledge of how life works and choose to career. Software engineering is a high-paying career, which is impossible to choose because of a lack of education. Continuous learning is also necessary in this profession to stay ahead of the curve. But why is education important to be able to do this and why do software engineers need to focus on continuous learning throughout…
There are plenty of great reasons to want to become a nurse. Looking after people’s health is advantageous – and there will always be demand for nursing support across the country and overseas. Therefore, it’s an enjoyable challenge that opens many different paths and niches! But what if you already have a career in a different industry? What if you’re new to healthcare and are still determining the steps to take when becoming a nurse for the first time? Thankfully, there are clear steps you can take to ensure you’re mentally prepared and have the best education behind you to…
Over the course of the next six years, Kentucky hopes to have 60% of its total population hold a bachelor’s degree. This goal aims to take advantage of the numerous benefits of higher education. Progress Towards the Goal For example, holding a bachelor’s degree leads to greater financial security. In Kentucky, individuals with a bachelor’s degree will earn roughly $1 million more than individuals with a high school diploma over the course of a lifetime. Additionally, ten years after graduation, Kentuckians with a bachelor’s degree have a median earning of $52,000, as opposed to a median earning of $30,000 for individuals with…