A K-12 leadership degree is a graduate-level program that prepares educators for leadership positions in K-12 schools. This degree is an excellent choice for educators who want to advance their careers and make a positive impact on the education landscape. The latest report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that there is a … Read more
Are you a nurse who is passionate about providing primary healthcare services to individuals and families? Do you want to advance your career and take on more responsibilities in the healthcare industry? If yes, then becoming a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) may be the perfect career choice for you. The demand for nurse practitioners, including … Read more
Some dinosaurs were adorable as a newborn puppy or kitten (although a lot of it has to do with how these adorable dinosaurs have been rendered by modern “paleo-artists”). Discover 10 real-life dinosaurs cute enough to grace the cover of a Jurassic Hallmark card. If your teeth are starting to hurt from all these sweets, … Read more
There’s no time for long-term projects on the last day of school. The kids have mentally checked out, and the teachers aren’t far behind. We still need to keep the natives from getting restless and out of control by filling the day with something productive. Consider these ideas for organizing the last day of the … Read more
It is a common misconception that all rivers flow south. Many people believe that rivers flow toward the equator (in the Northern Hemisphere) or flow down toward the bottom of north-oriented maps. The truth is that rivers (like all other objects on Earth) flow downhill due to gravity. No matter where a river is located, … Read more
The phosphorescence of many objects, chemicals, and products emits light. The glowing of some critters serves a purpose, such as fireflies, which attract mates and deter predators. Radium is an example of a radioactive substance that glows as it decays. On the other hand, tonic water can be made to glow. Some of the most … Read more
Congratulations if you have a pile of money you want to burn-but don’t start it on fire. In the United States, burning money is illegal and punishable by up to ten years in prison. Additionally, it is illegal to tear a dollar bill or even flatten a penny under the weight of a locomotive. Defacing … Read more
You can learn more about our review process here. Our editors independently research, test, and recommend the best products. If you click on our links and make a purchase, we may receive a commission. Television producers around the world (and a few cable channels) have made it possible for you to learn about World War … Read more
Pirates, buccaneers, corsairs, and other scurvy sea dogs robbed merchantmen and treasure fleets during the so-called “Golden Age of Piracy.” Some of these men, such as Blackbeard, “Black Bart” Roberts, and Captain William Kidd, became very famous. What about their pirate ships? As famous as the men who sailed these ships were the ships these … Read more
A ton is the weight of one thousand pounds. The term originated in the mining industry in the late 1800’s. Today, it’s still used in the mining industry as a reference for the amount of coal that can be mined in a day. But the term has been adopted by the general public and has … Read more