Month: December 2020

Distance learning enabled educational institutions and students to regain a sense of normalcy amidst the evolving COVID-19 situation. While it serves its purposes in keeping students engaged in school activities even from the safety of their homes, it does pose unique challenges to parents now and in the long run. There’s no saying when governments …

The Top 3 Struggles Parents Will Encounter with Prolonged Distance Learning Read More »

There are so many profitable activities you can do from the comfort of your backyard. Starting a home-based business is an excellent idea for people who want to add a bit of passive income. You can try so many things, but you might want to opt for something that gives you a little bit of …

Making Honey: How to Create a Bee Colony in Your Backyard Read More »

Online education has been available to learners of different backgrounds for many years. For the most part, it has been seen as an option, a supplement to be taken alongside traditional courses or a means of further building upon a formal education. The pandemic has changed that in a matter of months. For many students, …

Making Distance Learning Better Through Improved Modular Design Read More »

One of the many realities that non-profit organizations face is the bulk of documents in their filing system. You have your proposals, certificates of grants, invoices, and drafts of letters stored away in your cabinets and virtual fires. On top of that, you will also need to deal with other physical assets, such as pictures, …

Archiving for Nonprofit Organization Made Easy Read More »

In the past few years, businesses have been turning a blind eye to health and safety protocols, especially when there are more pressing matters that need to be attended to. However, most employees working in the industrial and manufacturing industry have reported that there are multiple workplace hazards that can result in workplace accidents. Most …

Encouraging Better Safety Culture at the Workplace Read More »

Money is known to be the number one cause of stress in the United States. According to the survey conducted by Northwestern Mutual, most Americans admitted that they stress over money compared to dealing with personal issues or work-related problems. They often feel anxious about sustaining daily needs, building savings, and preparing for retirement. If …

Achieving Financial Stability: Money-Management Skills to Learn Today Read More »