Space out your StudyingCramming. Is. Never. A. Good. Idea.It might sound productive to do a huge study session right before a big test but research shows it’s a bad idea to cram all your studying into that day. Instead, space out those study sessions – you don’t have to spend more time studying, you just …
Written by Kay VanAntwepen on December 8, 2020 In the last decade, the rise of social media rewrote marketing norms most of us had taken for granted. The relationship between advertising, brand development, and storytelling looks different today than it ever has before. While marketing teams used to gauge success in search impressions and website …
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Written by Steve Zurier in December 2020 Heading into 2021, cybersecurity remains one of the enterprise’s highest priorities as companies continue to support remote working conditions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic. And demand for cybersecurity experts shows no signs of slowing. The Bureau of Labor Statistics has projected that employment of information security analysts will …
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Published by Alicia Adamczyk on August 28, 2019 Leaving home for college is the first time that many young adults find themselves on their own — responsible for attending classes, cooking meals and managing money largely by themselves. It’s inevitable to make a few financial mistakes, even if you’re prepared. But with a little effort, …
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By Mia Zentari, Adriana Ridzwan, Holly Chung, Callisha Gregg-Rowan, Rana Islamiah Zahroh and James Tapa, University of Melbourne A new online exhibition of photos explores the student experience of life and learning during the COVID-19 pandemic COVID-19 has profoundly impacted so many aspects of our lives. There have been mass job losses, emptied supermarket shelves, mandatory social distancing and …
Written by David Phillips on 7 December, 2020 In what has been an incredibly difficult year for many businesses, leaders and managers have truly been put to the test and, in some cases, their skills have not been up to scratch. That’s according to new research* – which finds that nearly three-quarters of employees surveyed …
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By AIT on December 8, 2020 Cost effective, any time, any place, online executive training for upskilling and career development A new platform for executive education has been launched to deliver cost effective upskilling and career development that is accessible online, on any device, at any time, from any location. The platform brings together a portfolio of new digital first, fully …
Published by the Guardian on Sat 5 September, 2020 An all-encompassing study of the rules, standards and methods involved in recording financial information within organisations What you’ll learnAccountants are the backbone of the financial world: they are numerate, articulate, analytical and understand how companies work. An accountant’s advice can sway how bosses make important decisions. …
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HSU students continue to pursue a zero waste lifestyle despite the additional obstacles presented by COVID-19 By Dakota Cox on December 6, 2020 Humboldt State University is synonymous with an eco-friendly, green lifestyle. This year, student sustainability values have been put to the test with a nationwide shutdown and a closed campus. Sage Palacils, freshman …
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Written by Collisor on Nov 10, 2020 2020 has been the year of online learning. Midst COVID-19, online learning has boomed to both overcome the spread of the pandemic and maintain the academic calendar. But it hasn’t just been schools, tertiary and professional education to move towards remote learning – individuals and businesses have used …
