Virtual Education

A seventeen-year-old girl prodigy, physician and first-year resident in the nation's most prestigious pediatric residency program, navigates the new, turbulent and sometimes heart wrenching waters of professional life and romance while masking her true age.

"I Loved Them All" is a riveting exploration into the life of Dr. Cornae Kentrell, lovingly known as CeeKay. A world-renowned artist acclaimed for her sexually provocative artwork. After scandalous tabloid articles and social media posts thrust her personal life into the public spotlight, she embarks on a journey of self-healing and empowerment. To regain control, she adopts "The Body Count Rule," a unique strategy devised by her older cousins and friends. The rule presents four criteria for disengaging from past lovers:1. Anyone you slept with before the age of twenty-one doesn't count, as...

A young teacher navigates the politics of a territory continually “annexed:” Memel/Klaipeda. A raw, short account of what happened to a serious teacher of physical education when the Germans took over Memel and parts of Lithuania in 1939. He struggles with his multicultural identity in face of life-threatening politics, and continually weighs his convictions in choosing citizenship and jobs. The story is a fictionalized memoir written in the third person.

What if the greatest challenge facing America’s community colleges isn’t budget cuts or bureaucratic hurdles, but a fear of success itself? As the Dean of a large community college's School of Science, Engineering, and Mathematics, I’ve seen firsthand how the fear of accountability can stifle progress and innovation. During a pivotal meeting in Spring 2024, a fellow dean's reaction to a proposal for expanding course capacity—"What if we succeed?"—exposed a deeper issue plaguing higher education. This book dives into the heart of that fear, unraveling why community colleges, ...

Violence, underachievement, disrespect, disruption - these are the major issues in today's schools. Parents want to be assured that their children will be safe at school and will receive a high-quality education. Teachers agree. They are constantly searching for practical, effective strategies designed to keep students on task, minimize disruptions, and maintain general control of the learning environment. "With All Due Respect" provides educators with the keys for teaching children to be respectful, co-operative, and productive. The value of prevention is stressed, but there are also ...

Classical Music for the Modern Listener: Breaking Down Barriers to the Great Composers Unlock the world of classical music like never before! Whether you’re a curious beginner or someone who’s long been intrigued by the timeless beauty of classical compositions, Classical Music for the Modern Listener is your ultimate guide to understanding, enjoying, and connecting with the world’s greatest music. In this accessible, engaging book, you’ll discover how classical music evolved, how to listen to its many forms, and how you can experience it more deeply—without feeling overwhelmed by...

Information about “Montessori for Family and Community.” For over 50 years, the author has taught children and young adults—from age two to eighteen years, parents of children of all ages, and other adults, in over thirty countries. Everything she shares in her books is based on firsthand experience with families, school staff, government officials, and others. Only a tiny percentage of families can afford to send their children to a Montessori school, so, along with her other roles, the author works continually to make the most important elements of a Montessori education available ...

The Teacher’s Tao Te Ching: A Path of Presence and Practice in the Classroom This is not a typical book on teaching. It doesn’t offer tips, checklists, or classroom hacks. Instead, it offers something deeper: a way to return to yourself. Inspired by the ancient Tao Te Ching, this modern interpretation invites teachers to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with the heart of their work. Each verse offers a quiet moment of insight—something to carry into your day, your lesson, or your life. Written in a voice that is clear, calm, and compassionate, The Teacher’s Tao Te Ching speaks to ...

Conquer the CHES Exam offers a clear and concise study companion for those pursuing the Certified Health Education Specialist credential. Aligned with the Seven Areas of Responsibility established by the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing (NCHEC), this guide provides focused summaries of essential concepts from health assessment and program planning to communication, advocacy, evaluation, and lifelong learning. Designed to complement more detailed study materials, this book does not attempt to cover every sub-competency or test question in exhaustive depth. Instead, it ...

Andrew Kavchak dreamt of being a "Paperback Writer" since he first heard the Beatles’ song on the radio back in the sixties. After spending years at his workstation drafting bureaucratic material, he retired from his career as a federal civil servant and finally had the time to adopt a new hobby. Between 2019 and 2024, Andrew wrote and self-published over twenty books using the Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) platform. His books are available on Amazon’s websites. Most of the books were published under his name. He used pseudonyms for the others. The books are mostly non-fiction. Some of...

Presenting 'Flowing Forward,' your gateway to the fascinating world of Hydrology, specifically focusing on Groundwater Remediation. This comprehensive eBook opens the door to the exciting, relevant, and often overlooked area of natural science that focuses on the study, distribution, and movement of water in Earth's crust. Structured in a sequential progression, the initial segments unravel the simple yet profound concept of Hydrology. Discover its significance and applicability in day-to-day life, leading to a closer examination of the integral role of a Hydrologist and the diverse ...

Ever wonder how herbal medicine is made? Want to learn how? This book gives step-by-step instructions in an easy-to-follow format so you can have fun and make all your favorite herbal products. Now is your time, have fun and make herbal products for those you love. Demetria Clark has taught students to make herbal medicine for almost 30 years and get the trade recipes, tips, and tricks. She is the Director of Heart of Herbs Herbal School, www.heartofherbs.com.

Break Through Stagnation, Build Confidence, and Unlock Your Potential—At Any Age! Feeling stuck in your career? Searching for purpose? Wondering if it’s too late to learn something new? It’s not! Many adults believe learning is only for the young—but science says otherwise. Whether you want to switch careers, gain a new skill, or rediscover your passion for growth, this book is your roadmap to lifelong learning success. Shatter the "Too Late to Learn" Myth – Tap into the science of lifelong learning and prove that growth has no age limit. Make Learning Work for Your Busy Schedule ...

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, and everyone in between, gather 'round for a literary adventure that'll have your tongue tied in knots and your funny bone tickled pink! Introducing "Twisted Tales: A Tongue-Twisting Anthology of Stories that Sizzle and Surprise!" Penned by the dynamic duo of Harold and Carmen Laski, this book is a riotous romp through a world where words wage war on your wits and characters come alive with a twist of the tongue. With over 30 stories spanning genres from mystery to comedy, and more than 1,000 tongue twisters sprinkled throughout, this book is a ...

"Silicon Architects Unveiling the Miracles of the Microscopic Giants" Embark on an electrifying journey through the Silicon Architects, where the landscape of the modern world is meticulously sculpted by the silent commanders of technology—the transistors. This eBook is a masterful expedition through time and innovation, capturing the essence of a revolution that has reshaped our civilization from the ground up. Delve into "The Dawn of the Semiconductor Age," where the story begins with the limitations of vacuum tubes, leading to the groundbreaking conceptualization of a solid-state ...

Includes test taking strategies, tips, and practice tests for the FELE SUBTEST 1 - LEADERSHIP FOR STUDENT LEARNING Competencies - 1-4, SUBTEST 2 - ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Competencies - 1-4, SUBTEST 3 - SYSTEMS LEADERSHIP Competencies - 1-4, and the WRITTEN PERFORMANCE Subtest 3 which also includes a practice writing prompt and a sample essay.

How to Really Study the New Testament Looking for an enjoyable way to study the Bible by yourself or with friends and family? Tired of reading a passage of scripture and finding that you’ve forgotten what you just read? Looking for a way to increase your attention and understanding during Bible study? You’re just seconds away from deeper engagement with the New Testament scriptures... Study the Bible by Taking Bible Quizzes After Every Chapter If you're like most people, you pay better attention and get more out of what you study when you know that you're going to take a quiz on it. ...

Broke is no joke. School counselors and educators play a vital role in the success of our students and of our future. And yet, they continue to be financially undervalued and underpaid, struggling to make ends meet on an educator’s salary. Perhaps in our lifetimes, we will see all educators in the United States be treated more respectfully and professionally, especially when it comes to salary, benefits, and working conditions. Other countries do this already. But until that time, many of us need to monetize our unique time and talents beyond the classroom to gain greater financial ...

A guide for bitcoiners on how to orange-pill people. Have you ever wanted to explain bitcoin to someone but got stuck on how to get the message across? Maybe they were misinformed with FUD and false facts about bitcoin, but you didn't know how to counter with a good argument. If that's the case, then this guide is for you. This is an attempt to explain bitcoin in plain words, break the FUD, and to detail some situations where an orange-piller might have some success in helping others see the light.

The following are 50 basic commands to utilize from the Linux command line. The commands can be utilized for personal, educational or corporate usage. Commands are simply explained with an example(s). Some commands include useful and common attributes and parameters for usage: alias awk basename bc bind cal cat cd chmod clear cp ctrl date df du dir echo find free halt hostname history grep ifconfig iostat ip route kill less ls lsof info man mv mkdir ping ps pwd rm sed service shutdown sort stat tail top touch traceroute tree uname uptime wc whereis