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This fall, I'll be starting my first year of college. I'm enrolled in an online college, which was most convenient for me. But I was talking to some of my friends from high school about their plans for moving away to college and their upcoming "college experience," and I got a little jealous. Am I missing out? Thanks - Kyle
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This is an exciting time for you, Kyle! Congratulations on beginning your college career!
I can sympathize with how you're feeling. When I
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Can I have a true college experience as an online student?
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What should an online teacher’s resume and cover letter look like?
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I have applied for an online teaching job, and the school has asked me to send a resume and cover letter. This will be the first teaching job I've ever applied for, so I'm wondering if you could provide some tips for designing my resume and cover letter? I appreciate your insights! Sue
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Congratulations, Sue! It sounds as if your application was strong enough to merit a closer look at what you can contribute as an online teacher, so that's great news! Your question i
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How can I incorporate web content into my brick-and-mortar class?
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I've been teaching the same college class for several years, and I feel like my material is getting a little stale, and that my students are craving something more interactive. Can you suggest ways that I can incorporate more interactive web content into my brick-and-mortar class? I appreciate your suggestions. -Jerry
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Jerry,
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What are my options for preparing to take the GED?
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I've been searching for online study courses to help me get ready to take the GED, but every website I find just takes me to link after link, without actually leading me to a course. Where can I find online GED prep courses, and are there options for someone with a learning disability? Thanks, Jeannette
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Good point, Jeannette! I just spent five minutes online trying to find a reliable online
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Top 10 things to look for in online teaching degree programs
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As a teacher in a public school district who could be facing a layoff if proposed budget cuts go through, I'd like to make myself more marketable by taking online teaching courses. I'm having a hard time determining which courses I'll need, and which programs are credible. What should I look for? Thanks, Allyson
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This is a great question, Allyson, and I'm betting many other public school teachers are like you in wondering whether they're ready for possible layoffs.
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How can I get help with my online classes?
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I've recently enrolled in an online MBA program, because I regularly travel for work. However, this is a challenging program, and I'm afraid that I won't get the help I need since I'll be on the road so often. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks, Charles
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Charles, you make a very good point. While online degree programs are increasing in popularity precisely because of the flexi
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Top 5 ways to give back by becoming an online teacher
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I'm preparing for retirement from my current employer of 25 years. I'm presently 60 years old and have been working as an operations manager for a government contracting company. I'm thinking of becoming an online teacher, but would like to do so pro bono. Is that possible? - John
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What an interesting question, John! I admire you for being willing to become an online teacher without pay. In this day and age when many students can't afford an education, I'm thrilled
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Are Online Teaching Jobs Good for Stay-at-Home Moms?
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When my son was born last year, I made the decision to quit my full-time job so that I could stay home with him. While I don't regret my decision, money has been a little tight at our house, and I was considering becoming an online teacher so that I could work from home. Is this a good idea? Thanks, Allie
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Allie, as a writer who works from home, I can relate! I was very optimistic after my daughter was born about my ability to work while I was home with her. Cons
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Top 7 Ways to Find Online Teaching Jobs Without a Graduate Degree
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I have a BS in Management, and 30 years of experience in management. Eighteen of those years were spent as a senior executive with full P&L responsibility with Rockwell and Boeing. I do not have a master's degree. Can I qualify for online teaching jobs? Thanks, William S.
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Hi, William, thanks for your question. Yes, as a matter of fact, significant professional experience such as yours is in high demand among colleges and universities, as well as other education
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Top 4 Myths About Online Teaching Jobs
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I was recently talking to a friend about my interest in applying to become an online teacher. She offhandedly suggested that it would be "easy money," and seemed to be implying that online teaching jobs aren't "real" teaching jobs. Is that really the case? Just curious...Mitch
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Mitch, you aren't the only person who's wondered about that. Even I assumed that handling my usual class assignments online (and doing away with all that paper) would make my life easier. The f
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