Posts Tagged Medical
Why Adult Education?
Whether one appreciates it or not, to live is to learn on a daily basis. Unless you simply repeat what you have always done, day in and day out, you are encountering at least slightly new situations which require you to think and lean in new and possibly challenging ways. Nothing is quite the same as it was decades ago, whether it be grocery shopping, driving a car, going to the doctor, or making career decisions, financial plans or political choices. The world has changed, and you and I must change with it!
Adult education is based on the idea that there is much more change in life than might meet the eye. Among the most successful people around are those who embrace life conscientiously, learn constantly, and wrestle with life’s challenges and opportunities with an intelligent and thoughtful enthusiasm. In other words, those who “make good sense a way of life.” Some individuals have a natural curiosity and interest in ideas and things new. They enjoy learning and are easily comfortable, even happy, with change and growth. Others, however, seem to learn, grow and change only by being sort of “dragged through” life. They tend to have less of an appreciation of the somewhat exciting dynamics that growth and change present. Theoretically, adult education is good for everyone. But, only those who relish life will likely enjoy it.
Tags: 21st Century, Adult, Adult Education, Business, Business Management, Career, Colleg, College, Colleges, Colleges And Universities, Course, Courses, E Learning, Education, Education Of, Financial, High School, Information, Learning, Management, Medical, Private, Private Adult, Quality, School, School District, School Districts, Schools, Session, Special, Study, Technical School, Time Management, Tuition, Universities, UniversityRelated posts
A Sustainable National Monetary Policy – I Want to Invest in America
Faced with the dilemma of financing WWII President Franklin D. Roosevelt received adamant advice to raise taxes and introduce a forced savings program. Instead, FDR wisely followed the advice of Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgentthau, JR., who working with Peter Odegard, a political scientist specialized in motivating masses (read propaganda) created the War Advertising Council.
The result was a whopping $187.5 Billion ($2.5%2B Trillion dollars adjusted for inflation into 2009 dollars) to fund the war effort. Just as important as the money, the War Bonds became a rallying cry for the public to express its patriotism, follow its iconic leaders’ calls for action, and allowed for 85 million Americans to actively participate in the War effort.
Tags: banks, economic, economy, Education, Financial, fiscal, fiscal policy, Funding, government, Health Care, Higher Education, i want to invest, Import, inflation, Insurance, invest in america, Job Training, Loans, Medical, monetary, monetary policy, money, national monetary policy, Program, Programs, Public, Special, sustainable, TrainingRelated posts
