Crime

Prevent identity theft

11 September, 2015 Educational experiencesBank statement, Credit card, Credit history, Crime, Estate planning, Federal Trade Commission, Fraud, Identity theft, Idology, Personal identification number, Personally identifiable information, Social Security number, Theft, TransUnionAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] How does identity theft occur? Approximately 10 million individuals each year are affected by identity theft but not…

Parents’ influence in children’s education

22 July, 2015 Educational experiencesAfter-school activity, Aid to Families with Dependent Children, American Journal of Public Health, Amnesty, Angelina Jolie, Annie E. Casey Foundation, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Child, Crime, Education, Elementary school, Parent, Pennsylvania State University, Preschool education, Single parent, United StatesAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] The importance of parental involvement, as an accelerating and motivating factor in their children’s education is an accepted fact.…

Social networking is crucial for rapid learning

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In the last ten years, social networking has completely changed the way students interact for learning. Social media has enabled…

Why are education institutions under attack?

14 January, 2014 Educational experiencesChief information officer, Computer crime, Computer network, Credit card, Crime, Data breach, Encyclopædia Britannica, Federal Bureau of Investigation, GreyHeller, Health insurance, Identity theft, Intrusion, Personally identifiable information, Premera Blue Cross, Script kiddie, Social Security number, United StatesAdd a Comment

Cyber-criminals intrude into higher education computer networks which are much faster than normal computer systems, so they can use the…

Why are education institutions under attack?

8 January, 2014 Education programsChief information officer, Computer crime, Computer Security, Credit card, Crime, Cyberwarfare, Data breach, Encyclopædia Britannica, Identity theft, Milwaukee, Personally identifiable information, Premera Blue Cross, Social Security number, Theft, United StatesAdd a Comment

Cyber-criminals intrude into higher education computer networks which are much faster than normal computer systems so they can use the…

Prison Education Programs today

4 December, 2013 Education programsAttorney general, Bill Clinton, Crime, Education, General Educational Development, Las Vegas Review-Journal, Law Enforcement Act, North Charleston, Pell Grant, Police, Prison, Prison education, South Carolina, United States, United States Department of Justice, Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, Walter ScottAdd a Comment

Prison education programs are a highly debated issue–some believe that they are ultimately beneficial to society, while others consider them…