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Posts Tagged ‘education’

How to Obtain an Education on a Dime and Without Time

September 12th, 2011

Say what? You can get a degree for cheap and without having to waste 5 to 8 hours of your work day in a classroom? Yep. Today the job market is tougher than ever, and you need to have the necessary education in order to obtain the positions you want. However, attending a traditional education [...]

What’s Up Wednesdays: Top Thinkers

August 31st, 2011

Every month, I say thanks to the folks who keep the conversation going here on Beyond the Rhetoric. If it were not for the comments left by site visitors, I’d feel like I was talking in a vacuum. Many of the top thinkers for August look familiar, but it’s good to see at least one [...]

What’s Up Wednesdays: Innovation and Doing

June 8th, 2011

Every Wednesday, I look around for some good blog posts to share with the Beyond the Rhetoric readership. Most weeks, these collections can be quite varied in subject matter and this week is no exception. Enjoy! Eric Garay may be best known for his computer-leaning ways, but he can also get political from time to [...]

What’s Up Wednesdays: Top Thinkers

June 1st, 2011

Well, another month has come and gone, so let’s have a look at who had the most to say in the month of May on Beyond the Rhetoric. This blog certainly wouldn’t be the same if it were not for the comments from my valued readers! Not surprisingly, Ray Ebersole once again tops the list [...]

What’s Up Wednesdays: New Math and Alfredo

May 25th, 2011

Every Wednesday, I share several blog posts from around the Internet. Many of these I find on my own, usually through my RSS subscriptions, but I gladly accept submissions from the online community as well. Sending those to me via Twitter is best. Here is this week’s collection. Ray Ebersole comments on what his school [...]