Heather Schulte
Heather Schulte is a freelance writer based in the Midwest. She writes web content for a variety of publications such as Suite101, eHow, Squidoo, BrightHub, Life123, and she is the Special Needs Parenting Examiner for the Topeka area.
Schulte writes about working from home, living green, crochet, knitting, organic gardening and preserving food. When she is not freelancing from home, Schulte works as a part-time information technology professional for the State of Kansas. Schulte has a Bachelors of Science in Business with dual majors in Accounting and Computer Information Systems. Schulte has an employment background in general accounting, tax audit and computer programming.
Much of the inspiration behind Schulte’s writing comes from her family. Schulte is a mother of four boys, ranging in age from 21 to 8. Her oldest two boys are currently attending college. Her youngest son, whom is 8-years-old, was adopted from foster care and has Down Syndrome. It is a condition he shares with Schulte’s 9-year old biological child who also has Down Syndrome. In caring for the special needs of her youngest two children, Schulte developed a special interest in healthy foods. She sees what a difference a healthy diet and a green lifestyle makes in their overall health. She admits to being a health food nut.
Latest Articles
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Longer Depreciation vs. Shorter Depreciation: Which Is Better?
When trying to determine the method of depreciation that you use for an asset, find the method that most closely matches the asset's useful life.
Jan 28, 2012
- Heather Schulte
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Examples of Goal Setting for Home Office Workers
Setting goals is a critical component of being a successful home office worker. Here are some examples to get started.
Feb 13, 2011
- Heather Schulte
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A Compliance Audit Checklist
A compliance audit ensures compliance to laws, regulations, policies, or procedures. Common ground is the audit period, records required, and appeal process
Feb 13, 2011
- Heather Schulte
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Free Knifty Knitter Mittens Pattern
This pattern for Knifty Knitter mittens is quick and easy. An adult pair of mittens can be completed in less than a day, by a novice loom knitter.
Aug 7, 2010
- Heather Schulte
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The History of Essential Oils and Aromatherapy
Extraction of essential oil has been used for the purpose of making perfumes and for the benefit that herbal aromas have on an individual's mood.
Jul 26, 2010
- Heather Schulte
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Lesson Plans for Children With Down Syndrome
Children with down syndrome can learn most things other children learn, they just do it at a slower pace and they may need modifications in lesson plans.
Apr 26, 2010
- Heather Schulte
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Septal Heart Defects in Infants With Down Syndrome
Forty-five percent of newborns with Down syndrome suffer from a heart defect. Septal defects, or chamber walls that aren't fully developed, are most common.
Apr 23, 2010
- Heather Schulte
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How to Make Sea Salt and Sugar Scrubs
Salt contains astringent and antiseptic properties when used on the skin in beauty and cosmetic recipes. It also works well for sloughing dead skin cells.
Apr 4, 2010
- Heather Schulte
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How to Make a Natural Home Remedy for Acne
When skin produces too much sebum, it can lead to acne breakouts. Many factors can contribute to this overproduction of sebum including fluctuating hormones.
Mar 30, 2010
- Heather Schulte
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Make Plastic Yarns from Recycled Plastic Bags
Recycled plastic bags can be used to make plastic yarns to crochet recycled crafts such as totes, shopping bags, slippers or rugs!
Mar 24, 2010
- Heather Schulte
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