Today’s classrooms look much different than they did a decade ago. Traditional chalkboards have been replaced with digital whiteboards, and classes are filled with tablets,
After a teacher makes the decision to apply for a graduate program, another decision quickly follows: Which format is the right fit? With online learning
Summer has always been the most contemplative time for principals and school administrators. Many hours are spent evaluating, discussing, and reflecting on the past year’s
Teaching requires investment in the success of others. Because of this, it can be easy for teachers to neglect investment in themselves as professionals. Like
As teachers, we are notorious for dipping into our own pockets to furnish our classrooms with supplies. Amid planning for the new school year, you
The intent of an Ed.D in educational leadership is to extend the knowledge of instructional strategies, leadership and management approaches, and research methods to help
Teacher depression and anxiety are quite common, especially around back-to-school time when there is so much more on your plate. You go from soaking up
In this day and age, when students are constantly engaged with cellphones and social media, it can be hard for teachers to put together an
If you are considering graduate school in order to obtain your master’s degree in educational leadership, you may want to first assess your own leadership
Whether a teacher has a classroom of excited middle school teens or one with active 5-year-olds, student engagement is one of the biggest obstacles educators
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