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TwitterThe SAT Question of the Day for today, like the last one that I wrote about, has an explanation that is fundamentally flawed. (Here’s the permalink to today’s question from the College Board’s web site.) Trying to learn how to approach the SAT by listening to College Board explanations like this will actually make preparing [...]
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SAT Question Of The Day: SAT Prep Columnist Explains (11/22/2010)
Posted by Mike Barrett on November 22nd, 2010
Posted in Featured News 
Tags: education, Mike Barrett, SAT prep, SAT Question of the Day 
No Comments »ACT Question of the Day: Better ACT Math Explanation (11/18/2010)
Posted by Mike Barrett on November 18th, 2010
Today’s ACT Math Question of the Day from the ACT’s Official web site (here’s the link) is, unfortunately, another good example of how the people who make standardized tests don’t always do a great job of explaining how to do well on them. The question asks what someone’s speed per hour would be if he [...]
Posted in Featured News, U.S Tags: ACT Prep, ACT Question of the Day, education, math, Mike Barrett No Comments »20 Universities across US Receive SBA Grants
Posted by admin on October 30th, 2010
The U.S. Small Business Administration has granted $100,000 awards to 20 state and local economic development agencies, business development centers, and colleges and universities selected among candidates submitted by the governors of all states and territories, SBA said in a statement. The funds are aimed at supporting programs for innovative, technology-driven small businesses under SBA’s [...]
College Football Coaches Salary Rise While Others Are Jobless
Posted by Nathan Jackson on July 29th, 2010
– According to USA today inspite of the global economical crisis that has all area of the world economy, Football coaches still get a high salary. Jeff Tedford is a proven, program-football building who makes no apologies for contract extension he landed before this season and and about $2.8 million in pay he is assured [...]
Posted in Sports Tags: College, college athletics, education, Football, NCAA, Salary, Sports No Comments »Georgia’s Leading College Appoints New Chief Technology
Posted by Micheal Barbrick on June 27th, 2010
– NORCROSS, Georgia Ashworth College, a leading provider of accredited, online education programs, announced today that Nial McLoughlin has been appointed Chief Technology Officer and Director of Information Technology. McLoughlin brings more than 16 years of experience in business and technology management to his new role at Ashworth Prior to Ashworth, McLoughlin ran a small [...]
