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by Sam Tayeh
Sam Tayeh 
Education is already grabbing a major chunk of America’s gross national product. I believe that the U.S. now spends around $1 trillion on education and training. This number will increase rapidly, but the growth won’t be in traditional schools, which currently take about 10% of the GNP (kindergarten through high school, 6%; colleges and universities, 4%). The growth will be in continuing adult education. Online delivery is the trigger for this growth, but the demand for lifetime education stems from profound changes in society. In simplest terms, people who are already highly educated and high achievers increasingly sense that they are not keeping up. They’ve come back to school because they want and need new ways of looking at things outside of their competencies. They want to learn to see things whole. Many of them are there to reflect on their experiences, to see them in a broader perspective. They need this perspective to cope with today’s bewildering technological and economic changes. The market for continuing education is already much bigger than most people realize. A good guess is that it already accounts for 6% of GNP in the U.S. and is rapidly getting there in other developed countries. It is going to get a lot higher.
My recommended program is www.your-wealth-coach.net
check it out for yourself .
In Gratitude
Sam Tayeh
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Jun 17th 2007 05:23
Education is already grabbing a major chunk of America’s gross national product. I believe that the U.S. now spends around $1 trillion on education and training. This number will increase rapidly, but the growth won’t be in traditional schools, which currently take about 10% of the GNP (kindergarten through high school, 6%; colleges and universities, 4%). The growth will be in continuing adult education. Online delivery is the trigger for this growth, but the demand for lifetime education stems from profound changes in society. In simplest terms, people who are already highly educated and high achievers increasingly sense that they are not keeping up. They’ve come back to school because they want and need new ways of looking at things outside of their competencies. They want to learn to see things whole. Many of them are there to reflect on their experiences, to see them in a broader perspective. They need this perspective to cope with today’s bewildering technological and economic changes. The market for continuing education is already much bigger than most people realize. A good guess is that it already accounts for 6% of GNP in the U.S. and is rapidly getting there in other developed countries. It is going to get a lot higher.
My recommended program is www.your-wealth-coach.net
check it out for yourself .
In Gratitude
Sam Tayeh
I
Jun 17th 2007 05:23
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Thank you so much for doing this for me, you have a way with the pen mmm keyboard I am grateful for your friendship Sam Jun 21st 2007 21:50 |
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Sam,
I am doing this as an advertisement review but it does almost fall under a article review.
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Education is grabbing a major chunk of Your tax dollars!
The U.S. now spends around $1 trillion on education and training. This number will increase rapidly, but the growth won’t be in traditional schools, which currently take about 10% of the GNP (kindergarten through high school, 6%; colleges and universities, 4%).
The growth will be in continuing adult education.
Online delivery is the trigger for this growth, but the demand for lifetime education stems from profound changes in society. In simplest terms, people who are already highly educated and high achievers increasingly sense that they are not keeping up.
And with the currant growth rate of technology no one is keeping up.
You may go back to school because you want and need new ways of looking at things outside of their competencies. You want to learn to see things whole or even gain a broader perspective. This perspective is needed to cope with today’s bewildering technological and economic changes.
The market for continuing education is already much bigger than you may realize. A good guess is that it already accounts for 6% of GNP in the U.S. and is rapidly getting there in other developed countries. It is going to get a lot higher.
My recommended program to quickly and easily get you in the know is ________
Go now, you don’t want to be left behind.
Here to help,
Sam Tayeh
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Valerie Hasara
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Jun 21st 2007 09:43