For centuries, the Hindus have practiced yoga and meditation, which is how they got their famous wisdom. Success is not about powers of education or skill; it’s all about mastering control of yourself and your mind; positive thinking! You need to guide yourself into facing life and facing problems that arise with your own vision. Inner strength and peace, a combination if achieved will be your key to winning every life challenge.

See, this is the trick, to see every problem as a challenge. You have to decide inside yourself that you will walk over every stone to get to a better place. This is the golden rule of positive thinking. Simply move forward, using every force in your life.
You need to look at your previous life and remind yourself of your achievements. Highlight all your turning points where you had to make leading decisions. Even though you might have taken those decisions subconsciously, but they provide you with an inspiration and » Read more: Positive Thinking – Correct Your Powers!

by Jeremy Myers

In China, one child is the rule. Preferably a male child, thank you very much. When that child arrives he is the crown jewel of the Chinese family, potentially a ticket out of poverty and security for the parents in old age. Therefore, an often dirt poor family will scrape and slave for years to make sure that child has a good education and a chance to get ahead in Chinese society.

Meticulous records of a student’s grades are kept on paper. Students who do well and excel in their classes are rightly proud of their achievements. As well, Chinese society recognizes those good efforts and rewards star students with jobs in government, sciences, industry and related fields. The record of ones’ grades are the ticket to a better life. That is unless that precious piece of paper disappears from the vaults of the Chinese educational bureaucracy.

And that’s precisely what is happening now. Student records for the very best and brighte » Read more: The Power of Education-Stealing Student Records in China

William Allan Kritsonis, PhD

Professor

PUBLIC SCHOOL LAW

 EDUCATIONAL LAWS & POLICIES

PARENT’S RIGHTS

 INTRODUCTION

             Parents are an essential partner in the education of their children.  While constitutional law does not necessarily outline parental rights regarding education, Texas statutory law does.  In fact, in 1995 the Texas Legislature amended the Texas Education Code to include parent rights and responsibilities.  According to Chapter 26 of the Texas Education Code §4.001, “Parents will be full partners with educators in the education of their children (Walsh, Kemerer, & Maniotis, 2007).  The state cannot require all students to attend public schools, thus enabling the parents to right to choose where their children will be educated.  Parents may send their children to public, private, or home » Read more: Parent’s Right, Public School Law, Educational Laws & Policies, Dr. William Allan Kritsonis