Lee Kuan Yew - First Minister of Singapore

His attitudes and approach to independence were colored by his experiences during the Second World War, and by a visit to Zambia. It was always though that the British were stoic under pressure and the Chinese would panic. In fact, when the Japanese invaded Malaysia, it was the British who were running around like headless chickens, and the British officers who, in 1941, left Penang to try to save their skins in Singapore, leaving the Asians to their fate. It was the Chinese who died with dignity, and the Europeans who were unable to provide leadership when it was most needed.

Finding the Right MBA Online Degree

Nowadays people of all ages are getting their degrees online – from an undergraduate degree to a Master of Business Administration. But just as in the bricks-and-mortar world, there’s no one-size-fits-all MBA online program. So before you start classes, it’s a good idea to do a little shopping around before you commit to pursuing your MBA degree online.

Classroom Management Ideas - Discover the Top 3 Phrases to Silence Your Class

Classroom management ideas online are hard to find. And making your class quiet is even harder. Discover 3 top tips to silence your class now, with these classroom management ideas.

National Organization Recognizes Success Of Orange County Schools

The Council of the Great City Schools (CGCS) has recognized Florida's Orange County Schools for significant improvement in raising student test scores in math and reading. The CGCS is the only national organization dedicated to the advancement of large, urban public schools.

Does Testing Spell Success Or Stress For Phoenix Schools?

As the fifth largest city in the United States, Phoenix, Arizona offers a sunny climate, a diverse culture and a unique set of challenges for the educators and administrators of Phoenix Schools. Addressing the needs of the large number of English as a Second Language (ESL) students, a huge proportion of low-income families, and the typical urban problems like high drop out rates, are among the issues of Phoenix Schools.

Life After Graduation - Family Vision Column

Examine the realities of life for graduates. Will they make the right decisions? Family Vision is a dynamic column that explores the changing family dynamics in the 21st century.

Massage Therapists Are In Demand

Professional massage therapists are in demand in all sorts of settings, from hospitals to luxury cruise ships and beyond. With a certificate or degree in massage therapy, you can begin a long-standing career in the rewarding and exciting field of natural healing.

The Reforms of Deng Xiaoping

After the downfall of Mao's Cultural Revolution, China was crying out in need of a leader who could take it into the 20th century. That person was Deng Xiaoping, who stated leaders to be men, not gods.

Nursing Schools - A Nurse's Touch

Nursing is all about people. While nurses also need to know a little about medicine and diseases, it is more important for them to be involved with knowing how the disease affects the person, the person's life and the person's family.

Classroom Management and Discipline - Discover the Top 3 Myths

Everyone seems to know all about classroom management. Well at least they think they know. Discover the top 3 classroom management myths, and give yourself the edge in the classroom.

Lessons from School - Change the Rules - How to Include Everyone

Including everyone in a lesson is no easy task, especially when teaching gym class. Games are fun but can be very discouraging for kids who are not gifted athletes. Here is a way to include everyone in a friendly game of football.

Seattle Schools From Top To Bottom

One of the most notable aspects of Seattle Schools is the diversity in methods among its individual districts, schools and teachers. Whether the topic is academics or communication, Seattle Schools are getting it done in a variety of ways.

Arizona Schools Above Average For Less Money

Arizona Schools are slightly above average and that is pretty good news. When Superintendent Tom Horne released the state's 2006 report card, it was with the news that Arizona Schools are usually placed either average, or slightly above, on indicators used to compare schools nationwide.

San Francisco Schools Get Unexpected Funds

One of the biggest issues for San Francisco Schools over the past few years has been declining enrollment. Since the state provides schools with a per pupil allotment of funds, the annual loss of about 800 students has cost San Francisco Schools about $7 million.