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By rl707

 Moms are being urged by the new president Obama to return to college. President Obama has created Scholarships for Moms to help them deal with the poor US economy by attending college. Moms can now obtain a larger $5,500 Federal Pell Grant to begin the college journey. With the grant increase more moms can apply for higher college degrees. The cost of moms attending college is also being aided with other various denomination scholarships created by the President. The economy will become stronger with more moms working because in part of the $5500 Pell grant that made it possible for them to attend college, get a good degree and enter the job market. Trying to juggle time and money for the busy single mom makes the decision to sign up for the on line option the obvious choice. Moms can go to class when the timing is right. On line degree programs, colleges and universities are options available to most moms where ever they live.

Many moms will be eligible for a $10,000 scholarship even if they can not get the Pell grant. Due to the popularity of this program, only a select amount of moms who register will be receiving the scholarship. These scholarships will be very useful to any mom who is considering going back to school but does not have quite enough money. The scholarship program is two fold, aiding the single mom to go to college and get a better job and at the same time helping the economy to grow. College costs are large and moms will need more than the $10,000 scholarship to cover all expenses there by helping the economy grow by putting their dollars in the education field. Higher degrees are necessary to succeed in today’s competitive job market. Moms are improving themselves and their families by working for a college degree and a better position in life. There is certainly a positive aura surrounding this program.

Moms can dream of a richer and better time ahead when enrolling in college because of the help of the scholarship program. A place to call home without the worry of landlord intervention is most moms greatest dream. A mom knows that a solid job is required to purchase a home and that can come about when you get a better education that demands a greater salary. Once this program takes off, the economy will be stimulated.

Hope and dreams come alive when moms see the possibility of a gift to educate and reach a goal that was off the screen just a moment ago. Scholarships for moms have helped to transform the single mom into a viable person with an education that can tackle the issues of business and live a prosperous life while instilling the positive input of a better future for moms and the US. The monthly scholarship drawing picks only from the moms who have registered, so do not wait, you could win $10,000 for college.

College is for other moms not me, it is to costly & no time are no longer excuses due to the scholarship program that encourages every mom to do it now.

Click here to register free and win a $10,000 scholarship for college. Don’t procrastinate, this offer is only available for a limited time.

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The Government and Educational NGOs in India Make A Difference Together

By Shawn Jeffrey

 The rapid growth of the Indian economy in the recent past and the compulsion to sustain it is forcing the Indian government to accelerate the process of developing all the branches of the Indian education system. Despite all the efforts to expand the education system in India, access, equity and quality of education in India continue to haunt the policy makers till this date. This has largely been due to the widespread poverty and various prejudices.

In addition to the propagation of private, fee-paying schools in India, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play a crucial role in providing educational services, especially in un-served and under-served communities. Educational NGOs in India have launched programs that have had positive impacts in terms of both access and quality because, firstly, these programs are small-scale and locally rooted, and secondly, because their organization allows for greater flexibility and room for innovation in areas such as, teacher education, curriculum design and school networking that is not possible within government schools.

The Government and educational NGOs in India can play a key role in eliminating fees or underwriting their costs through efforts like scholarships, bicycles to get to school, or creative micro-enterprise development projects that, for instance, might produce school uniforms at a low cost while providing some income to parents.

The Government in India must go beyond measuring only the financial resources that are attributed towards securing childrens rights. They should also include non-financial resources such as technical assistance, human resources and political will. While the responsibility of the government is to ensure all children are included in quality education systems-no matter what their gender, ability, or identity is. Educational NGOs in India can and should help them achieve this long term goal, through the following ways:

As NGOs they can advocate to influence the financing for education, by looking at the amount of money allocated as well as how it is spent. Educational NGOs in India can collectively advocate for relief of debt and loan restrictions that limit education financing. NGOs can play a key role as stakeholders in gender responsive budget initiatives, ensuring that female needs and rights are addressed and they are included and involved in the decision-making process

Since NGOs work with children, parents and communities often in a very personal manner, they have the unique chance to map who is not in school and influence and empower communities to take on many of the factors that keep children from school. At the local, grassroots level, NGOs can play a very important role in challenging harmful traditional practices and attitudes that keep females from completing their education.

Educational NGOs in India can also partner with the Government through sharing work and combining human resources. One way NGOs can partner with

governments is via research collection. Working with communities and universities both can collect sub national data on girls to best focus resources and calculate the necessary costing to include all children in gender-equitable education programs. Often NGOs work closely with communities of marginalized and abandoned children, and thus they can serve as critical partners for inclusion.

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