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I was reading a polemic if entrepreneurs should, or not, get a MBA and I would like to expose my idea about the matter.

First part in a series of articles on a kids eye view of business today, the lessons we can learn from children's books

Managing through the crisis. Keeping motivation and value add at a premium.

Chess helps to build an active and creative imagination in our next generation.

Chess is a very bonding experience for parent and child and offers are solution to the mind numbing effects of video games and TV.

Children (and adults) learn a lot by teaching. Most likely if your child has picked up an interest in chess he or she will start beating you regularly. If this happens pat yourself on the back for a job well done and give him the added victory of teaching you a thing or two about the game!

Many parents wonder how early you can teach a child to play chess. It depends on your child and his or her interest, but our 2-year-old daughter asks (insists) on daily lessons! Start young and see where it goes!

Seeking Teachers, Professors, to participate as an online volunteer educator, in connection with the United Nations 2015 Millennium Goals.

If you've made a mistake recently and you feel like beating yourself up about it, take a moment to think. Will this mistake affect your happiness for the rest of your life? Probably not. Say to yourself, "next time!" and think about how you'll handle a similar situation if it ever happens again. You've learned from your mistake now, instead of letting it get you down into a negative mindset.

Through Web 2.0 Video based Live broadcasting, some fifth graders have the unique opportunity to never miss another class.