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The American Express Credit Card – An Excellent Choice for Your Business By: Groshan Fabiola There will be a time when real paper or metal money will cease to exist the way they exist today. There was a certain step made when the banks or the credit companies introduced the “plastic”. And by “plastic” I mean the very efficient credit cards. One of the most popular credit card issuers is American Express. This company started off with freight and valuables, and moved on to sell financial products, such as travelers’ cheques and money orders. Currently, the company’s best-known product is probably the charge card. Even if this company was not concerned with financial services in their first years, American Express had banks as their largest clients. They started delivering the typical small parcels to banks, and this is how they slowly turned from a freight deliver business into a financial products company. The first American Express charge card was issued in 1958, and in as little as
Ways to Get Shy Students to Participate in Programs by C.S. Mackay Some times getting a shy student to participate is very difficult. You can beg or demand, but to those students it will not be a fun experience and they may start to not like you for making them do it. School programs should be fun and memorable experiences for those that participate. They should be a time to shine and display talents. For a shy student it is even more important that they participate and feel like they are part of the program. Here are some ways to get a shy person to participate willingly. 1. Ask them what they would like to do or that they feel comfortable doing. 2. Have a section in the program of one liners where all they have to say is one line. 3. Have someone speak while they act it out. 4. If you write plays or programs, write in a character that speaks in a mike off stage. I wrote a program once that had two mothers off stage speaking several times. By time the rehearsals were over these 2 l
Online Degrees Change Education in The Modern World by Ken McCauley It's a true saying: "It's not your father's university any more!" Things have changed - a lot - in the educational world. In the past you went from high school to college and then into your first full-time career position, before starting a family. All that has changed, of course. Today people may delay their entry into college for any number of reasons: pursuing military service, single parenting, perhaps just an unwillingness to pursue further schooling at that time. Many people just start their careers (or attempt to start them) by entering the job market straight out of high school. Then something happens - the light finally goes on, and they say, "I need more educational training!" But, at that time of life, responsibilities and commitments may make it difficult, if not impossible, to devote 3 to 4 (or more) years to higher educational pursuits. Did you know that the average
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College & University Information An Education in Saving on Textbooks Every year students flock to the college bookstore to purchase the various textbooks that they require for their classes. Little do these students realize that, in doing so, they are throwing good money away. As unbelievable as it may seem textbooks, in some cases, actually cost as much, if not more, than tuition. Choose the Delivery Mode for your e-Learning Course There are so many ways to deliver instruction online that the topic warrants its own lesson. In fact, deciding how you are going to deliver a course is critical to the way that you design and develop the course! Building Interaction Into Your Online Course You've already decided that you're ready to author online and you have your content organized. Now it's time to face the ultimate challenge in online learning - making it interactive! Distance Learning: Balancing Your Education and Busy Lifestyle Distance Learning is a pri