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When it comes to political identity, people often think it’s all about policies and opinions. But psychology suggests it goes deeper than that. Certain personality traits are more likely to influence whether someone leans liberal, and these traits shape how they see the world, approach challenges, and relate to others. Instead of focusing on the … Read more
You are here: Home / Scholarships / Dr. Tom Farrell Future Leaders of Maine Scholarship (Deadline: May 2, 2025) December 18, 2024 By The FinancialAidFinder Scholarship Team Who Can Apply: Dr. Tom Farrell devoted his life to youth. He spent over fifty years in education; first as a high school teacher and sports coach in … Read more
Sometimes, it’s not the big, obvious mistakes that push people away — it’s the small, subtle behaviors we barely notice. The kind that flies under the radar but still leaves others feeling uneasy, annoyed, or disconnected. What’s tricky is that you might not even realize you’re doing them. These behaviors aren’t loud or dramatic, but … Read more
This post contains affiliate links and I may be compensated a tiny bit if you make a purchase after clicking on the links. The Savor Summer College Scholarship winners thank you! College Scholarship Tip: Make a List and Check It Twice! Use this college scholarship tip to win more money for school. Did you know that building … Read more
There’s an intriguing transformation that happens as some of us age. We become more cynical, bitter, and resentful of the world around us. But why? The answer is often rooted in our habits. Subconsciously, we adopt certain patterns that fuel our growing negativity. As Jeanette Brown, creator of Reset Your Life Compass and a Life … Read more
Motivating others is an art. It’s not about pushing people to do what you want, but inspiring them to want it for themselves. True motivators don’t rely on trickery or force. They follow simple yet profound rules that make others feel empowered and motivated. These people know that certain principles, when applied correctly, can inspire … Read more
Before starting my ITT (Initial Teacher Training) course, I started working as a PAC (Progress and Achievement Coach) within the SEND department at the same secondary school I am currently at for my main placement during my ITT year. The role of a PAC was to provide targeted support to students with Special Educational Needs … Read more
My journey to becoming a math teacher began with two pivotal influences. I was fortunate to have maths teachers who built a respect for the subject in the way that they taught and presented topics, alongside an older brother who would find enjoyment in teaching 12-year-old me calculus years before I would see them in … Read more
Canada is a popular destination for immigrants seeking new opportunities. The Express Entry system is a key pathway for skilled workers to become permanent residents. In this blog, we’ll explore the latest trends and insights from the past five Express Entry draws, helping you understand what it takes to succeed in your immigration journey. Understanding … Read more
Thank you for subscribing! In November 2024, ScholarshipOwl investigated student perspectives regarding their future career and employment outlook. In this month’s survey, we learned that out of 13 areas of study presented, the most popular area of study – chosen by nearly one-fifth (18%) of respondents was Business, Marketing & Communications.   The fastest … Read more