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Wednesday
Sep012010

Back to school

It's that time again, back to school for the kids. Remember that time of the year from when you were young? The mixed feelings of the summer being over coupled with the excitement of the new school year. Clothes shopping, school supplies, new class schedule, different teachers - all of these combined to help prepare for another year of development.

Back to school time is not just for kids. It's a great time for us adult learners to refresh our own educations. Perhaps you are taking some fall classes to improve or further your formal education. Or, maybe you are engaged in some existing courses that need finished before starting again.

Whatever the case, it's a great time to improve and reorder your own personal education path. Use this time of year to set new learning goals in your profession or other areas of self improvement.

Here are 3 things that should be on your "back to school" list;

1) Buy the books that you jotted down as a "good read".
2) Update the motivational CD library for your car (a.k.a. mobile learning center).
3) Sign up or begin to participate in an on line networking group.

Back to school is a continuous mode for adult learners. Avoid the school of hard knocks and invest time if learning something that is fun for yourself. Learning comes more natural when you choose the environment to learn in. Our children don't quite have this choice yet, but don' t you think their motivation to learn will sky rocket when they see you learning just because you choose to do so?

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