A common misconception among many pre-service teachers is that their formal education will come to an end upon graduating with a bachelor’s degree and accompanying
No matter if you are a college student just beginning your education or if you are a veteran educator seeking new ways to set yourself
At some point in their careers, many educators desire to pursue roles that take them out of the classroom and into the supervision of a
What is a Master’s in Dual Language? A master’s degree in dual language (sometimes called bilingual, ESL, or TESOL) provides an educator with a background
Increasing your capacity in literacy can open the door to a wealth of knowledge and a vast array of opportunities. Earning a master’s degree in
Are you like me and have many interests and passions and therefore a constant desire to learn and pursue topics of interest? Maybe you are
It is not breaking news that teachers and those that can help teachers (administrators, instructional coaches, etc.) are in high demand. Beyond that, there are
With the increasing pressure of results and accountability that many new educators experience, it is not surprising that completing a graduate degree may not be
The National Center for Education Statistics, the reading arm of the United States Education Department, recently found that 2 out of 3 children in fourth
What is an Emotional Support Teacher and What Do They Do? This topic truly takes me back to where my educational career began. My roots
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