the National Conference of Puerto Rican Women Miami Chapter presents Norah Venegas Scholarship Eligibility Young Puerto Rican women, native or descendent of Puerto Rican parents or grandparents, residing in Miami-Dade, Broward or Monroe Counties Graduation from high school and entering their first year of college as undergraduates Minimum GPA of 3.5 and demonstrated potential for outstanding academic achievement and Evidence of unmet financial need Application Deadline: April 30, 2025 Request your application package ASAP by sending and email to Carmen Pedrogo, Committee Chair at: nacoprwmiamischolarship@gmail.com Chapter Website: www.nacoprwmiami.org National Organization…
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Sound buttons have become a popular tool in teaching kids about animals and their sounds. They are small devices that play pre-recorded sounds when pressed. Often found in books, toys, or educational gadgets, sound buttons give kids an engaging way to learn animal sounds, names, and even more about each animal’s habitat. This hands-on approach captures children’s attention and helps with sensory learning. Let’s explore how sound buttons work, the benefits of using them, and some studies that support their effectiveness in early education. Why Animal Sounds Are Important for…
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Sumérgete en la historia de Puerto Rico con Cantando La Borinqueña, un libro de Mayi Marrero que explora a fondo el trasfondo social, cultural y polÃtico de nuestro himno nacional. Descubre detalles inéditos sobre los orÃgenes, versiones y transformaciones de La Borinqueña, y cómo este emblemático canto ha acompañado los momentos más significativos del pueblo puertorriqueño. Esta obra esencial convierte a La Borinqueña en la banda sonora de nuestra identidad y resistencia, ofreciendo una nueva perspectiva sobre su impacto en la historia de Puerto Rico. Was $40.00/ Now $34.00 BUY NOW from Libro787.com
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College Education Costs When it comes to getting a college education most people can agree that the costs can be staggering at best. Even the least expensive colleges in the nation can add up over a four or five year period of time creating crippling debt for those who do not qualify for some of the better grant programs of substantial scholarships. The problem lies in the fact that the parents of most traditional college students make too much money to qualify for the free financial aid that is needs…
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The Role of Fun in Preventing Burnout Among Serious Students Amidst the relentless pursuit of academic excellence, students often grapple with the risk of burnout, a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress. Pursuits that inject a sense of fun into their daily routine can act as a vital counterbalance, offering a refreshing pause from the rigors of academia. Incorporating leisurely activities, particularly online gaming, provides an accessible way for learners to decompress and recharge their cognitive batteries. Keep reading to uncover how this…
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(BPT) – It’s time for the yearly back-to-school excursion that almost every parent is familiar with — shopping for school supplies — and Crayola is here to help you get ready for a successful year ahead. Back-to-School season is in high gear and according to a national survey by TeacherLists, 84% of parents are likely to purchase teacher requested items found on the Back-to-School list*. Plus, many parents expect to make three or more shopping trips to hunt for deals and sales throughout the season. Back-to-School shopping is a ritual…
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(BPT) – No matter how old your child is, the back-to-school transition is always exciting, busy and sometimes stressful. Moving from less scheduled summer days to a regular routine takes planning, as well as the best available tools. To ease your family’s transition, here are some useful tips and tricks to have in your toolkit from Five Star®, makers of school supplies built to last all year long, including notebooks, folders, academic planners and the Five Star Study App to help your child get back into the school groove. Evaluate…
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Urgent Need for Skilled Technicians (BPT) – Did you know there is an urgent need for nearly 800,000 skilled technicians to enter the American workforce by 2027 in order to meet demand? This pressing shortage has proven challenging to remedy, particularly due to the underrepresentation of diverse groups in skilled trades. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics finds that women are particularly underrepresented, accounting for less than 3% of employed technicians. At the same time, students across the U.S. are questioning the value of a traditional four-year college education, fueling…
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Julia de Burgos – Puerto Rican Poet Julia de Burgos was a Puerto Rican poet, feminist, and activist who made significant contributions to Puerto Rican literature in the mid-twentieth century. Born in Carolina, Puerto Rico, in 1914, Burgos grew up in a poor family and faced various challenges in her early life, including the premature death of her mother and her father’s abuse. Despite these challenges, Burgos pursued her education and developed a passion for writing and poetry that would shape her career and legacy. Burgos’s poetry is known for…
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Who’s Got Time to Sit in a Classroom These days, who’s got time to sit in a classroom? Between working hard all day, or night, and other responsibilities, finding the extra time to attend a traditional campus to further education is a dream that may never come true. Because of the Internet however, online learning is becoming the wave of the future, and the future is catching up when it comes to education. Online Learning Courses More and more schools and universities around the country and the world are offering…
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